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The role of a security officer is not just about preventing crime – it's also about keeping people safe by monitoring behaviour on premises such as shopping centres, offices or entertainment venues. A security officer may need to remove disruptive patrons from these areas if they become aggressive or cause trouble. This can be challenging work because you have to make quick decisions while remaining calm under pressure.

With this qualification you will learn how to patrol premises for suspicious activities; monitor behaviour; screen entry points into buildings; control access within building complexes; operate CCTV surveillance systems; perform crowd management duties including crowd control techniques for events held on private property (e.g., weddings) and some aspects of workplace health & safety.

If this course interests you and you want to join the security industry, find out how we can help.

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Phone: 1300 347 671
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Heres are some interesting stats on Jobs advertised for job seekers. We may also be able to help so do get in touch.

📌 There are many different places to find jobs, but some places will have more jobs listed than others. Make your job search more efficient by looking in the right places.

Learn more about finding jobs at yourcareer.gov.au/get-job-ready

In June 2021, 1 in 3 Aussies (33%) reported they would like to continue spending more time with family and friends in the future after the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

Decisions are the fundamental building blocks of destiny. They shape what it is that we do and how satisfied or unhappy with our lives we may be, so when faced with important ones make sure you're making informed choices!

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Phone: 1300 347 671
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It all starts here. Finding the right course can set you on your way toward a dream career.

Talk to us;
Phone: 1300 347 671
Email: [email protected]

This National Child Protection Week we have lots of children's activities to support the theme 'Every child, in every community, needs a fair go'.

The Children’s Activity Booklet aims to start important conversations with children and families, as well as link families to resources and support services.

Go to https://www.napcan.org.au/get-involved-2021/

Thank you to our partners who have contributed to the booklet including SNAICC-National Voice for our Children, Office of the eSafety Commissioner, Neighbour Day, Women’s & Girls’ Emergency Centre WAGEC, raisingchildren.net.au and Create Foundation.

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