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QNUK Level 3 Crossover for Deliverers of Physical Intervention Training for Close Protection Operatives (3-Day)
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QNUK Level 3 Crossover for Deliverers of Physical Intervention Training for Close Protection Operatives (3-Day)

Highlights

  • Delivered In-Person

  • Intermediate level

Description

The QNUK 3-Day, Level 3 Award for Physical Intervention Trainers for Close Protection Operatives in the Private Security Industry (RQF) is intended for trainers who wish to offer physical intervention skills training to Door Supervisor (DS) or Close Protection Operatives (CPO), for the Level 2 part of any Full or Top-up course.

From the Security Industry Skills and Qualifications Review (SISQR) in 2018/2019 and the subsequent physical Intervention consultations, it was agreed that a new requirement for Door Supervisors & Close Protection operatives to undertake physical intervention skills training. Since June 2010 physical intervention skills have been part of the door supervisor linked qualifications and trainers offering the Level 2 qualification must have completed this trainers qualification (approved model).

On successful completion of the course new trainers will be given everything to deliver the Level 2 Application of Physical Intervention for Door Supervisors and the added Level 2 Physical Intervention for Close Protection, through any of the SIA recognised Awarding Organisations (AO).

Frequently Asked Questions

  • TRANSFER EXSISTING DS PI MODEL

    You will transfer from your existing Physical Intervention Model for Door Supervisors and add the new Physical Intervention for Close Protection Operatives - This combined approach between the models provides you with realistic and consistent training delivery

  • AIM OF CONVERSION PI MODEL

    To achieve the qualification learners must achieve 3 mandatory Units:

    • Unit 1: Your Physical Intervention Skills model Mapping  | Completion via Classroom Discussion with Practical Application | Day 1
    • Unit 2: Application of Physical Intervention Skills in the Private Security Industry  | Completion via Classroom Training with an MCQ test, Verbal Questioning & Practical Application | Day 2
    • Unit 3: Delivering our Physical Intervention Models | Completion via Practical Delivery Teaching session | Day 3

    To complete the full qualification, you will be required to undertake all three units and the practical scenario based physical intervention assessments at our training centre.

  • COURSE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

    To participate and complete this qualification all candidates must: 

    • Be a minimum of 18 years of age 
    • Have a good comprehension of the english language
    • Hold a current (no more than 28 days past due) Physical Intervention Model Certificate
    • Hold a suitable teaching / training qualification (or recognised equivalent):
      • Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET) (RQF)
      • Level 3 or 4 Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector (PTTLS / DTTLS).
    • Hold a suitable Level 3 First Aid Certificate (the cerificate must have at least 12 months remaining)
  • PI COURSE CONTENTS

    The qualification course contents covers the mapping of your exsisting PI Model and the indicative content within the second unit (which is a taught L2 unit covered by all Awarding Organisations) and the third unit covers how to safely and effectivley deliver a scenario based physical intervention session using our models. The main content is as follows:

    First Unit 1 - Your Physical Intervention Skills model Mapping (1 Day)

    • Physical intervention mapping
    • Crossover discussion and demonstration of the conceptual approach over technical approach 
    • The converged realistic approach to Physical Intervention

    Second Unit 2 - Application of Physical Intervention Skills in the Private Security Industry (1 Day)

    • Physical intervention and the implications of their use
    • Understand the risks associated with using physical intervention
    • The Understanding of how to reduce the risk of harm when physical intervention skills are used
    • Use non-aggressive physical intervention skills to protect yourself and others
    • Be able to use fluent, holistic and modern non-pain compliant standing, holding and escorting techniques

    Third Unit 3 - Delivering Trisat Approved Model of Physical Intervention Training (1 Day)

    • Be able to deliver the model instruction in physical intervention skills with our unique delivery model
    • Be able to support and assess physical intervention skills through our stepwise approach method

Location

Catford ARC, Army Reserve Centre Hudon House, London, SE6 2RH, United Kingdom

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