Classes start in February!
The continued increase in standards for private security in California took a major step forward on July 1, 2004, with the implementation of AB 2880, the Private Security Officers Training Law.
Effective immediately, all new contract private security officers in California must undergo forty hours of initial training. Additionally, starting January 1, 2005, all contract private security officers in California must take eight hours of annual continuing education.
This new law gives California the most comprehensive training law for private security in the nation. Private security has always played an important role in protecting property and personal safety, and in a post 9/11 world, it plays an increasingly critical role in homeland defense.
There are over 200,000 licensed private security officers in California, far exceeding the number of sworn peace officers. And security jobs at all levels are growing at a rate of 6% a year.
- Prepare for a career in private or public security in only 40 hours!
- Learn about career paths in this growing field.
- Earn entry-level security licensing in the first 8 hours.
- Qualify for bi-annual security license recertification.
- Annual continuing education hours available.
- Job placement assistance included.
- Contract training available.
- Program qualifies for VA and Vocational Rehabilitation Workers
For further information on upcoming February classes contact:
JON FELPERIN
Jfelperin123@earthlink.net or (818) 407-0121
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