We
all hear a lot about training, but very seldom
do we sit and think what it really entails.
Training is the ability to impart knowledge and
skills and a successful trainer can do this succinctly
and with an empathetic appreciation of the audience.
Not all "experts" are good trainers,
and each training situation is different.
A flexible, competent training organization can
adapt to many needs and training should ideally
be Competency Based, i.e. actually learning to
perform skills not just pass tests on paper.
"Security
Group has been training security and medical support
personnel since 1993. "
Who
Can be a Trainer ?
Anyone
can be called a "trainer" but there are significant
qualifications in training, which can be obtained including:
Workplace Trainer Category 1, Workplace Assessor, Diploma
of Teaching, Bachelor of Education, other higher degrees
(Tertiary education). Trainers with these qualifications
have documented abilities to impart training.
Tactical
Vehicle and Escorts for Precious Materials
Security
Group Training Imperatives
The
basis for the training must be applicable to "real
world" situations.
Each course must provide a valid and measurable increase
in Tactical Vehicle operational knowledge, or a "refresher"
of perishable skills.
The training must be tactically sound and safe in concept
and execution.
The training must be offered or conducted by qualified
instructor personnel with "real world" backgrounds
pertaining to the subject matter.
Each course instructor must have verifiable instructor
credentials and these credentials must be made available
"on demand" for review by any current student.
Is
Security Group the right trainning company for us?
Security
Group has been training security and medical support
personnel since 1993. All our courses carry or are
pending accreditation and are taught by SF, Law Enforcement
and Rescue personnel who collectively have participated
in active teaching in the field for many years.
We also place a great deal of stress on Competency
Based Instruction: i.e., actually performing the skills
rather than simply passing a written test.
Who
Should train your people?
Use
the following checklist for appraising a Training organisation?
Is
the company offering the training a TO?
How
long have they been in training and whom they have trained?
What
other courses do they teach, relevant to our organisation?
Is
the course material accredited? Who
will be the Trainer(s), what is their qualification/s?
Does
the Training Company customize the course to different
organisations
What
other services does the Training Company offer?
Does
the Training Company provide references or testimonials?
Anyone
can be called a "trainer" but there are significant
qualifications in training, which can be obtained including:
The
basis for the training must be applicable to "real
world" situations.
Security
Group has been training security and medical support
personnel since 1993. All our courses carry or are
pending accreditation and are taught by SF, Law Enforcement
and Rescue personnel who collectively have participated
in active teaching in the field for many years.