Teach security courses with the UK’s leading training platform

We work with approved training providers nationwide, connecting instructors to consistent course demand. Whether you’re an experienced trainer or stepping into teaching, we provide the structure and support to train confidently.

See how it works

Become a trainer in 3 simple steps

Start the application

Fill out the form with your experience, location, and availability.

Get reviewed

We'll assess your profile within
3-4 days.

Start teaching

Onboard, get assigned, and start your teaching journey.

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How we support our trainers

Flexible working

Set your availability. Teach weekdays, weekends, or both.

Nationwide demand

Access to regular delivery opportunities across 85+ UK locations through our platform.

A recognised national brand

Deliver courses backed by the Get Licensed name, trusted across the UK security sector.

Smart in-class tools

Handle bookings, attendance and compliance with less admin, and keep sessions engaging.

Reliable, on-time payment

Clear agreed rates and payments made on time, without any delays or surprises.

Ongoing support and updates

Stay aligned with qualification changes and industry requirements.

Meet our trainers

Gary Bemowski

Jim Walker

Daniel Hutchison

Zowie Jennings

Amy

Ron Bonnelam

Claudette Stewart

Sering Fye

Frank Fletcher

Muhammad Azmi

Join our trainer network

What we are looking for

A minimum of 2 years of frontline security experience in the last 5 years in the UK.

Mandatory teaching requirements must be completed as a prerequisite.

A genuine drive to teach and pass on real experience.

Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

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Some trainers can be ready to start within 2–3 months, depending on how quickly the required qualifications are completed and awarding-organisation approval is in place.

For door supervision, CCTV, security guarding and close protection, the SIA requires at least 2 years’ front-line operational experience within the last 5 years. For most sectors, that experience must be within the UK; for close protection, awarding organisations may accept experience from outside the UK.

The SIA requires the Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET) or an accepted equivalent (examples listed include PTLLS/PGCE and other recognised teaching qualifications at the same level). The awarding organisation can confirm whether a qualification counts as equivalent.

Yes. For example, delivering conflict management requires a Level 3 qualification in the delivery of conflict management training. Delivering physical intervention has additional requirements, including the relevant Level 3 deliverer qualification and an up-to-date annual certificate from an approved programme provider.

Yes. Trainers/assessors/internal quality assurers must complete 40 hours of CPD every year and be able to evidence it.

Get Licensed currently states trainers can earn over £47,000 annually (earnings vary based on availability and how much delivery is taken on).

Courses run across the UK, and Get Licensed operates through a network of training partners delivering in 85+ locations.