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Multisec Training (RTO 45548) delivers nationally recognised security training, including Certificate II in Security Operations in Sydney and specialist bodyguard training in Brisbane. Our experienced trainers provide practical, industry-focused education designed to develop the skills, knowledge and confidence required for security-related roles.
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Start your security career with our CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations, delivered at our Auburn training facility in Sydney.
Our enrolment process includes an information session, eligibility checks and a pre-training assessment to help determine your suitability for the course. Students must also meet the applicable first aid requirements before commencing relevant training and assessment.
The Sydney program includes face-to-face training and assessment, with weekday and weekend options available. Approved pre-course learning may also form part of the program.
Upon successful completion of CPP20218, eligible graduates may apply for a NSW security licence through the NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED). Licence approval is subject to SLED’s eligibility requirements and assessment and is not guaranteed.
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Frequently asked questions
To enrol in the CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations at Multisec Training, prospective students must meet the applicable course entry requirements and complete our enrolment and pre-training assessment process.
The qualification provides training relevant to applying for a NSW Class 1 security licence. However, successful completion does not automatically guarantee eligibility for, or approval of, a security licence.
Entry Requirements
Age: Applicants seeking a NSW security licence must be at least 18 years old.
Citizenship and Residency: Applicants must meet the current citizenship, residency or visa requirements established by the NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED). Visa holders should confirm their eligibility with SLED before enrolling.
Language, Literacy and Numeracy: Students must demonstrate the English language, literacy and numeracy skills required to participate in training and assessment and meet any applicable licensing requirements.
Identity Verification: Students must provide acceptable identification as part of the enrolment process. Additional identification and background checks may be required by SLED when applying for a licence.
Unique Student Identifier (USI): Students undertaking nationally recognised training must provide a valid USI unless an exemption applies.
First Aid Requirements: Students must meet the applicable first aid requirements associated with their training and intended NSW security licence. Multisec Training can advise whether HLTAID011 Provide First Aid is required and when it must be completed.
Important: Completing CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations does not automatically grant a NSW security licence or authorise employment in regulated security roles. Licensing decisions are made by SLED and are subject to its requirements.
For current NSW security licensing information, visit the NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate.
The CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations includes structured training, practical activities and face-to-face assessment.
At our Auburn training facility in Sydney, we offer scheduled training programs designed to accommodate different student needs, including weekday and weekend options where available.
Approved pre-course learning may also form part of the program.
Course duration depends on the approved delivery schedule and any applicable individual training arrangements.
Contact Multisec Training for the current timetable, required attendance days and expected completion timeframe before enrolling.
A career in security can offer opportunities across a range of industries, including commercial properties, retail, events, hospitality and corporate environments.
Depending on their licence class, experience and employer requirements, security professionals may undertake duties such as access control, monitoring premises, static guarding, mobile patrols and crowd control.
Security work requires strong communication skills, sound judgement, professionalism and the ability to respond appropriately to challenging situations.
The CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations provides nationally recognised training relevant to pursuing entry-level security roles, subject to obtaining the appropriate security licence.
Employment opportunities and outcomes vary and are not guaranteed.
Multisec Training delivers security training at the following facilities:
Sydney — Auburn
Unit 15, 191 Parramatta Road, Auburn NSW 2144
Our Sydney training programs include scheduled weekday and weekend options, subject to course availability.
Course commencement dates and availability vary by location.
Contact our team for upcoming training dates, enrolment information and course availability.
The cost of CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations depends on the training location, course schedule and applicable fees.
Multisec Training provides information about tuition fees, course inclusions and any additional costs before enrolment.
NSW security licence application fees are separate from training fees and are determined by the NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED).
For current Sydney and Brisbane course fees, please contact Multisec Training or refer to our published course fee schedule.
NSW security licence application fees are set by the NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED) and are separate from the cost of completing security training.
The amount payable may depend on the licence type, duration and applicable government charges.
For current licensing fees and application information, visit the official NSW Police SLED website.
Multisec Training can provide information about our course fees and explain the difference between training costs and government licensing charges.
To obtain a security guard licence in Sydney, you must be 18 or older, be fit and proper, have no criminal record, and possess the required proficiency in English. If you can check all these, you must complete the CPP20218 Certificate and pass the LLN test. Then, you can apply online for the licence. Following that, you will undergo police checks that include fingerprints and background checks. Successfully pass these, and you’ll get your security guard licence in Sydney.
Security guards help protect people, property and assets by monitoring environments, identifying potential risks and responding appropriately to security incidents.
Depending on their licence class and employment role, duties may include:
Monitoring entrances and controlling access to premises.
Conducting patrols and identifying safety or security concerns.
Monitoring security systems and reporting incidents.
Assisting with crowd management at events and venues.
Communicating with clients, visitors and emergency services when required.
Preparing incident reports and maintaining accurate records.
Security professionals must work within the conditions of their licence and applicable laws.
The CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations develops foundational knowledge and practical skills relevant to security work.
No. The NSW security training program cannot be completed entirely online.
The CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations requires face-to-face training and assessment in accordance with applicable NSW Police SLED approval conditions.
Approved online pre-course learning may form part of the training program, but it does not replace mandatory face-to-face attendance and assessment.
Multisec Training delivers its Sydney security training at our Auburn facility.
Contact our team for details about attendance requirements, approved pre-course learning and current course schedules.
Security licensing is regulated separately by each Australian state and territory.
If you hold a security licence in one jurisdiction and intend to work in another, you may be eligible to apply under applicable mutual recognition arrangements.
However, recognition is not necessarily automatic, and additional application requirements or licence conditions may apply.
Before undertaking security work interstate, contact the relevant state or territory licensing authority to confirm your eligibility and the appropriate application process.
Apart from the necessary qualifications, additional certifications like first aid and CPR training are valuable for security guards. If guards know fire safety, then it’s also good. Conflict resolution skills, good communication, customer service abilities, technical know-how with security systems, and understanding of security laws are also very helpful. These extra skills make a security guard more effective and professional in handling various situations.
No, completing a security guard course does not imply that you can get a security licence in Sydney. However, it is considered a requirement for obtaining the licence. After successfully completing the training, you need to apply for a licence from your relevant authority in the state or territory.
To enrol in the NSW Security Licence Course, CPP20218-Certificate II in Security Operations, you need to meet the following pre-qualification criteria:
This course will enable you to apply for a Security Licence, Class 1A Licence to become a Security Officer.
- Age: You must be 18 years of age or over.
- Citizenship or Residency: You must be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or hold a visa permit sponsored by a Master security licence holder or a visa for a skilled occupation aligned to the activities authorized by the intended licence.
Changes to Visa for Security Licence Course as of 1/6/23 - Language Proficiency: You must have a reasonable level of proficiency in the English language, as security work involves communication with clients, colleagues, and members of the public.
- National Police Check: You must provide evidence of a current National Police Check that is no more than three months old.
- ID Verification: You must provide evidence of your identity, such as a passport, driver’s license, or birth certificate.
- Unique Student Identifier (USI): You must have a valid USI, which is a nationally recognized reference number that gives you access to your training records.
- First Aid Course: You must complete a HLTAID011-Provide First Aid Course, prior to enrolment of the CPP20218-Certificate II in Security Operations.
The CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations includes structured training, practical activities and face-to-face assessment.
At our Auburn training facility in Sydney, we offer scheduled training programs designed to accommodate different student needs, including weekday and weekend options where available.
Approved pre-course learning may also form part of the program.
Course duration depends on the approved delivery schedule and any applicable individual training arrangements.
Contact Multisec Training for the current timetable, required attendance days and expected completion timeframe before enrolling.
Becoming an unarmed security guard is a fantastic career for people of all ages, with a large variety of jobs to choose from. They can do mobile or static patrols, or crowd control in hotels, large venues or at music festivals.
Being a security guard is highly respected and often involves working with the police or the client to reduce the risk of crime. Although it is for all ages, security guards still need to be physically fit enough to walk and stand for extended periods of time. You will also need good upper body strength to carry, move or restrain people.
Weekday courses start each Monday, and we also offer a calendar of weekend courses.
Multisec Training Rooms are located at 15/191 Parramatta Road, Auburn, NSW. We are close to main roads and there is ample parking onsite.
Brisbane courses are held at 2257 Ipswich Road, Oxley QLD 4075.
The cost of security courses in Australia is dependent on several factors, including the specific type of course, its duration, the institution offering it, and any additional certifications. All these influencing factors determine its cost. Multisec training offers $1100 for all 1A class security guard courses for domestic students and international students. Book now!
How do I apply for a NSW security licence?
To apply for a NSW security licence, you must meet the eligibility requirements established by the NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED).
The general process includes:
Complete the required training: Successfully complete CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations with an approved training provider, including all required assessments.
Check your eligibility: Ensure you meet SLED’s citizenship, residency or visa, identity and other licensing requirements.
Submit your application: Apply for the appropriate NSW security licence through the official NSW Police licensing process.
Complete the required checks: SLED may require identity verification, background checks and other steps before making a licensing decision.
Await approval: Your application must be assessed and approved by SLED before you can undertake regulated security work.
Important: Completing your security training does not guarantee that a NSW security licence will be granted. Application processing times vary and are determined by SLED.
For current application requirements, fees and licensing information, visit the NSW Police SLED website.
ng (RTO 45548) offers the nationally recognised CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations at our Auburn training facility in Sydney.
Course fee: $1100 (weekday course), $1400 (weekend course)
This qualification provides training relevant to applying for a NSW Class 1A security licence, subject to meeting the NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED) requirements.
Government licensing fees and any additional applicable costs are separate from the course fee.
Contact Multisec Training to confirm course inclusions, eligibility requirements and upcoming training dates.
The course duration depends on several factors, such as mode of study, training provider schedule, curriculum of course, etc. However, the duration to finish the course generally ranges from 2 to 8 weeks. It will change depending on the factors. So before enrolling yourself in any security course, you should research different training providers and find the best one that matches your requirements and schedule.
To obtain a security guard licence in Sydney, you must be 18 or older, be fit and proper, have no criminal record, and possess the required proficiency in English. If you can check all these, you must complete the CPP20218 Certificate and pass the LLN test. Then, you can apply online for the licence. Following that, you will undergo police checks that include fingerprints and background checks. Successfully pass these, and you’ll get your security guard licence in Sydney.
The duration of security licence courses in NSW varies depending on the chosen course. For example, if you are pursuing Certificate II (considered the standard qualification), then this course will take a few weeks to a few months. You can consider the duration to be 15 days of face-to-face sessions in class. However, the duration will depend on the mode of study, whether it is full-time, or part-time, the availability of training providers, and specific circumstances. Check the course details for estimated completion times.
The job responsibility of security guards is to perform duties aimed at offering safety to people, property and valuable assets. Commonly, inspecting places to avoid theft, fire or any other illegal act comes under their duty. Depending on the requirements, they can work inside the premises or outside. Some of the guards monitor security screens to look for suspicious activities. They work in collaboration with other security guards to secure and protect places and people. Their main job is to stop bad things from happening and to keep everyone safe.
From June 1, 2023, some new rules for security licences in NSW will apply. According to that, if any person is not a permanent resident or does not have Australian citizenship, then they must have a visa supported by someone who holds a Master’s security licence, a visa for a job requires skills related to the activities allowed by the licence they want to get.
However, if you currently have a security licence but do not meet the new visa requirements, you can still keep and renew your licence. However, if your licence expires, is surrendered, revoked, or stops being valid for any other reason, you won’t be able to apply for a new licence afterwards.
No. The NSW security training program cannot be completed entirely online.
The CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations requires face-to-face training and assessment in accordance with applicable NSW Police SLED approval conditions.
Approved online pre-course learning may form part of the training program, but it does not replace mandatory face-to-face attendance and assessment.
Multisec Training delivers its Sydney security training at our Auburn facility.
Contact our team for details about attendance requirements, approved pre-course learning and current course schedules.
Security licences are regulated separately by each Australian state and territory and cannot simply be transferred between jurisdictions.
However, if you hold a current security licence, you may be eligible to apply for an equivalent licence in another state or territory through mutual recognition arrangements.
For example, security licence holders from other Australian states may apply for an equivalent NSW security licence through the NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED).
Mutual recognition is not automatic in NSW. Applications are subject to eligibility requirements, verification and approval by the relevant licensing authority.
Before undertaking security work interstate, contact the licensing authority in the state or territory where you intend to work.
For more information, visit the NSW Police Mutual Recognition Scheme.
Apart from the necessary qualifications, additional certifications like first aid and CPR training are valuable for security guards. If guards know fire safety, then it’s also good. Conflict resolution skills, good communication, customer service abilities, technical know-how with security systems, and understanding of security laws are also very helpful. These extra skills make a security guard more effective and professional in handling various situations.
The qualifications and training you need depend on the type of security work you intend to perform and the licence class required.
CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations provides foundational training relevant to entry-level security roles.
Some specialised roles, such as close personal protection, may require additional training, qualifications or licence classes.
Multisec Training also offers security-related training pathways, including Certificate III qualifications and CPP41519 Certificate IV in Security Risk Analysis.
Our team can help you identify a suitable training pathway based on your career goals. Always confirm licensing requirements with the relevant state or territory regulator.
No. Completing CPP20218 Certificate II in Security Operations does not automatically grant you a NSW security licence or authorise you to perform regulated security work.
The qualification provides training relevant to the NSW security licensing process.
After successfully completing the required training and assessments, eligible applicants must apply to the NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement Directorate (SLED).
Applicants must satisfy the applicable eligibility, identification, background checking and other licensing requirements.
Only SLED can determine whether a NSW security licence will be granted.