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SIA Door Supervisor Training in Manchester
Looking to kick-start a career as a Door Supervisor? Taking the next step in your career can be overwhelming, especially when further training is involved.
The Door Supervisor Training course is a compulsory requirement for individuals looking to get an SIA Licence.
By training as a door supervisor, you’ll gain instant access to job opportunities across the booming £6 billion private security industry, opening doors to hundreds of new roles.
Increase your options ✅
Choose between a variety of exciting roles in retail security, door supervision, corporate security, and event security - work full-time or part-time
Work flexible hours ⏰
Own your schedule! The SIA door supervisor course opens doors to greater job flexibility across roles.
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Once you're qualified, use our security job board to apply for newly posted security jobs.
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How to get your SIA Door Supervisor Licence in Manchester
Getting your SIA Door Supervisor Licence involves the following steps:
Step 1 ➡️ Get Training
Book your SIA Door Supervisor course in Manchester. This is a 6-day training course.
Click here to view course dates and pricesStep 2 ➡️ Get Certified
At the end of the course, you'll sit through 4-Multiple Choice Question Exams. With our High Pass rates you have nothing to worry!
Step ➡️ Get Licensed
The results for the course will be available in 5 working days*. Once you pass, you can apply for your SIA licence
*Result times may vary depending on the course plan you purchase.
Watch Carl from Get Licensed vlog his entire course journey here:
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Security Jobs in Manchester
Manchester being a major city in the UK, has plenty of security jobs available ranging from Manned Guarding, Static Guarding, Patrolling, Key Holding, CCTV operator and Door Supervision. With a vibrant nightlife and plenty of pubs, clubs, bars and restaurants, demand for security jobs is rising. However, most SIA licence holders in Manchester do not work in the nighttime and cover other roles.
The SIA Licence is very versatile and will allow you to work in many different roles:
✅ Bars, Pubs, Restaurants
✅ Music Events
✅ Festivals & Concerts
✅ Retail Security Guarding
✅ Office Receptions
✅ Warehouses
✅ Shopping Mall
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About the SIA Door Supervisor Training course in Manchester
The course runs over 6 consecutive days and is divided into 4 units and covers everything from the legal aspects of working in security to the latest physical intervention techniques. NEW SIA Course Update (April 2021) From April 1st this course will become a 6 day course instead of a 4 day course. In addition, you must have a first aid qualification before you can take the training. This should be an Emergency First Aid at work certificate or higher.
FREE Door Supervisor Course Sample Lesson
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“The package is designed for success. In my door supervisor course and CCTV Operator course, I met an amazing set of instructors who use field and class experiences to build your courage and bring you excellent performance”
Abrar Ahmed
“Highly recommended. I did the DS and CCTV courses within two weeks of each other. Both the tutors were engaging and very experienced and knowledgeable in their field. Despite both courses being relatively short, I feel they pack in a lot of material. There are also lots of practical activities that help prepare you for front line security work. Once again, I high recommend training with Get Licensed!”
“If your looking for a licence to start a career in security or you want to renew your licence Get Licensed is the place to go, with its easy and stress-free way to apply as well as regular updates so you know what's happening with your application you know you can trust them to handle your application, they also have certified tutors who are amazing at what they do I would like to thanks to Tanya, Alan and Paul for their experience, professionalism and friendliness as I passed 1st time when I did the security guard and CCTV course. Would recommend them 100%”
Natalie
“Registration on the Guard pass app was very easy and straightforward. Booking for training and exam was seamless. My exam trainer is a professional, he is learned and understood the course very well. It made my understanding very fast. The customer care team too are very responsive, they are also available to help anytime you have a concern.”
“Really good course and fantastically delivered by Shaun in Durham. I've been in the licensed trade for three decades and have learned a ridiculous amount this week !! The content was engaging throughout and kept relevant with Shaun's vast experience and real-life scenarios. Top level training, thank you.”
“Very satisfied with the course of Door Supervisor. Ben is a very good trainer and an engaging teacher. Sham was also a good invigilator. Highly recommended”
“It was efficient and interesting. Rob Worthington was a good professional trainer and didn’t leave any one behind. Amy was also great. Anita assisting too. 👍👍👍”
“Ben Mccarthy is an efficient, quality driven, and hardworking lead trainer for the door supervision course. He made the topics easy to understand and digest. I appreciate his patience and attention to detail when teaching the course.”
“I have been working in security for 30 years starting with 10 years as a full time door supervisor and then 20 years in house NHS security officer in a busy city centre hospital with a war zone called A&E Since leaving I needed to get my SIA . This course is really good and it’s far from an attend course you need to apply yourself and it will give you the grounding to be a first class operative to start a career and progress in security. Great trainer in Dave Watts a first class instructor and man. This course is first class and Get Licensed make booking, learning a great experience”
Sirtaj Rehman
“Had a great experience with my Door Supervisors course. Excellent communication from start to finish. The instructor Simon Willoughby was awesome too. Very knowledgeable, engaging, and humorous. He got us through the very long days and made them feel not so long. A great guy and a great course”
“Get Licensed is indeed, the best place to take your security training. I just completed my Door Supervisor Training with them and was trained by Rob Worthington. Rob is the best trainer I have ever seen. You know why, its because he really trains from experience. He treated everyone fairly and makes the training very interesting, practical and experiential. I sincerely entreat everyone that seeks to take any security training course to do that with Get Licensed. You would enjoy it and learn a lot.”
Spike
“I enjoyed my course so well and my supervisor was a great teacher and person. He teaches so well his explanation is so clear. Am shouting out to Simon Albutt.”
“The trainer Amy was really patient, helpful and informative. All lessons were delivered with clarity along with a very professional attitude. Sering was also excellent. He conveyed information in a friendly helpful manner and made the class feel at ease. Good staff are hard to find and both are assets to the Industry.”
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A door supervisor is licensed to work in venues that serve alcohol—like bars, nightclubs, and festivals—where managing entry, crowd control, and incidents is crucial. A security guard, on the other hand, cannot work in licensed venues and is typically based in offices, retail stores, or warehouses. Door supervisors receive extra training in physical intervention, making their role more specialised.
Most door supervisors earn between £12 and £23 per hour, depending on location, experience, and type of venue. Roles in high-risk environments or requiring extra qualifications (like close protection) can pay significantly more.
A Door Supervisor can work in licensed premises, such as nightclubs, bars, hotels, and event venues, as well as in retail stores, corporate buildings, festivals, and stadium security.
You don’t need to be an athlete, but good general fitness helps. You should be able to stay alert during long shifts, stay calm under pressure, and handle physical intervention safely if required. Endurance, awareness, and composure matter more than brute strength.
Once you complete your training and pass the exams, the SIA licence application typically takes 2 to 6 weeks to process.
The SIA licence application fee is £184. This does not include training cost.
The exam covers multiple-choice questions and practical scenarios, including conflict management and physical intervention. With proper course attendance and preparation, most people pass on their first try. Get Licensed also offers free exam retakes to support learners.
You can download the GuardPass app, create your profile, and apply for security jobs with top employers. GuardPass connects licensed security professionals with leading security companies in the UK.
Yes. While the term 'bouncer' is commonly used, a door supervisor is the legal, SIA-recognised term. Bouncers often refer to unlicensed security staff, whereas Door Supervisors are fully trained and licensed professionals.
No, being muscular is not a requirement for becoming a door supervisor. Security work is about awareness, communication, and conflict resolution rather than physical strength. Training in de-escalation, conflict resolution, and situational awareness is more valuable than sheer size.
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Sample Lesson
Wondering what you will learn on the course? Watch expert trainer and SIA course intructor Anthony Milner talk you through the Health & Safety part of the SIA course.
Unit 1 - Working in the Private Security Industry
- Chapter 1: The Characteristics and Purposes of the Private Security Industry
- Chapter 2: Legislation Awareness
- Chapter 3: Arrest Procedures
- Chapter 4: Health and Safety
- Chapter 5: Fire Awareness
- Chapter 6: Emergencies
- Chapter 7: Communication
- Chapter 8: Record Keeping
- Chapter 9: Terror threats and the role of the Security Operative
- Chapter 10: Keeping vulnerable people safe
- Chapter 11: Post incident management
Unit 2 - Working as a Door Supervisor within the Private Security Industry
- Chapter 1: Understanding Crimes Relevant to Door Supervision
- Chapter 2: Searching
- Chapter 3: Drug Awareness
- Chapter 4: Preservation of Evidence
- Chapter 5: Licensing Law Relevant to the Door Supervisor
- Chapter 6: Queue management and venue capacity responsibilities relevant to a Door Supervisor.
- Chapter 7: Equipment Relevant to a Door Supervisor
Unit 3 - Conflict Management within the Private Security Industry
- Chapter 1: The principles of conflict management
- Chapter 2: Recognising Risks In Conflict Situations
- Chapter 3: Problem Solving Techniques
- Chapter 4: Using Communication to help Resolve Conflict
Unit 4 - Physical Intervention Skills within the Private Security Industry
We understand that examinations can be daunting but don't worry. Everything you need to know for the examination is covered during the Door Supervisor course and your expert instructor will fully prepare you for success in the tests.
Getting to your training venue in Aylesbury
Train
You can get to the venue in Aylesbury from several local trains stations that are nearby. Depending on where you are coming from you can arrive at:
Harpenden Train Station
Station Rd, Harpenden AL5 4ST, United Kingdom
St Albans City
St Albans AL1 5HE, United Kingdom
Hemel Hempstead
Hemel Hempstead HP3 9BQ, United Kingdom
The closest train station is Harpenden. If you are arriving in Harpenden, you can then take a bus that will take around 45 minutes. You will need to walk 8 minutes to catch the 307 to Redbourn for 17 stops and get off after 17 minutes at Wheatlock Mead. It’s then another 20 minutes walk to the destination.
However, the journey is only 4 ½ miles so you might want to jump in a taxi which takes around 9 minutes, especially on your first day if you are unfamiliar with the area. There are also other main bus routes from other local train stations.
Parking
If you want to drive into nearby Hemel Hempstead or St Albans in your lunch hour, then there are loads of places to park your car and get out and enjoy the towns.
Car Park Hemel Hempstead | APCOA
Wolsey Rd, Hemel Hempstead HP2 4TU, United Kingdom
NCP Car Park St Albans London Road
London Rd, St Albans AL1 1NG, United Kingdom
NCP Car Park St Albans Verulamium
Verulamium, St Michael's St, St Albans AL3 4SW, United Kingdom
Walkability
The venue has a walk score of just 4/100. That means you are going to need a car or a taxi to get out and about.
Accommodation
You can stay at the venue, Aubrey park. This is a 4 star hotel with a wellness centre and free Wi-Fi. They have a bar and restaurant and will even serve you an excellent breakfast in our room. The Travelodge in Hemel Hempstead is within an 8 minutes' drive of the venue and is a very reasonably priced 2 star hotel. Other local hotels that are reasonably priced include the Holiday Inn in Hemel Hempstead. You can check out other hotels here.
Food
The nearest place to grab a bite to eat from the venue is the Cricketers of Redbourne. It’s located just 3 minutes' drive away at East Common, Redbourn, St Albans AL3 7ND. You can eat in or order a takeaway online. They serve all kinds of things such as British classics including curry, ribs and lasagne as well as pizza. In Hemel Hempstead there’s a Chiquito’s and a Frankie and Bennies and in St Albans you’ll find a Zizzi’s.
There are plenty of pubs that offer classic British and more. There are also local cafes where you can grab a reasonably priced lunch such as the Hub which is just 3 minutes drive away at 22 High St, Redbourn, St Albans AL3 7LL.
The Windmill Cafe is an 8 minute drive away and is perfect for a great value hot lunch. They serve jacket potatoes, omelettes, wraps and traditional English breakfast. On top of that they serve amazing ice Italian ice cream. They also serve traditional hot school dinner puddings including chocolate, jam and syrup sponge pudding, apple crumble, bread and butter pudding and spotted dick!
SIA Job Opportunities in Aylesbury
Close to Aylesbury are Hemel Hempstead, Luton, and St Albans. All of these have vibrant and multicultural nightlife with loads of opportunities for door personnel at the many pubs, bars and clubs.
There are opportunities at local hospitals, and the several shopping centres which include The Marlowes Shopping Centre, The Maltings, Apsley Mills Retail Park, Christopher Place Shopping Centre, Colney Fields Shopping Park, Abbey View Retail Park and several others. There are also several sports grounds in the local area always hosting games and events.
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