Training
Basic Training
The 24/7 Security Services Training Academy is accredited by SASSETA and operated by fully certified instructors who provide training and certification for new security personnel. A structured, continuous learning program is also in place to enhance the skills of our existing security team.
Training Includes:
- Comprehensive induction training
- SASSETA-accredited skills development programmes
- Specialised crime prevention courses (Retail, Commercial, Industrial, Residential)
- Computer literacy training
- CCTV operator skills certification
- Advanced armed response and tactical unit training
- Bespoke soft skills development programmes
- Customer service and communication (soft skills)
We maintain a strict policy of internal promotion. All existing employees are encouraged to apply for advancement and may undertake the required training at our Academy to qualify for promotion or a change of position.
Firearm Training
24/7 Security Services is fully compliant in terms of the Firearms Control Act 60 of 2000.
- Accredited assessors and moderators oversee the use of all firearms.
- All armed officers are trained, have competency certificates, and undergo regular training and assessments. Training incorporates tactical, theoretical, and practical exercises.
- Our on-site Lasershot accredited training facility provides:
- State of the art simulations for firearm training
- Use of force and real-life scenario training to save lives
Our ongoing firearm training is invaluable in preparing officers for real life situations – giving them the ability to employ firearms safely and accurately to save lives.
Learnership Program
At 24/7 Security Services, we take pride in fostering a culture of continuous learning within our organisation. Each year, we contribute to the community by enrolling young adults into our learnership programme, equipping and empowering them with valuable skills.
Participants undertake Qualification 58577: General Security Practices (NQF Level 03) over a twelve-month period. During this time, they receive comprehensive exposure to both theoretical and practical components of the qualification.
The theoretical training comprises twenty-four subjects/unit standards, amounting to a total of one hundred and twenty-four (124) credits.
- 244176 – Use security equipment
- 114941 – Apply knowledge of HIV/AIDS to a specific business sector and a workplace
- 244184 – Apply legal aspects in a security environment
- 244177 – Conduct a security patrol in an area of responsibility
- 117705 – Demonstrate knowledge of the Firearms Control Act 2000 (Act No 60 of 2000) applicable to possessing a firearm
- 246694 – Explain the requirements for becoming a security service provider
- 244182 – Give evidence in court
- 244179 – Handle complaints and problems
- 244181 – Perform hand-over and take-over responsibilities
- 244189 – Conduct access and egress control
Upon successful completion of both the theoretical and practical components, learners are awarded a National Certificate in General Security Practices.
