
Book public dates, practical classes and firm cohorts without losing the attendee, the radio and incident notebook or the payment trail.
Online registration
Give each public security guard training date a start, finish and seat limit, so attendees book the right session without guessing what is included.
Learn moreCourse diary
Keep theory, conflict-management scenario, assessment and coach time together while you run weekday courses and county-based class registrations.
Learn moreA cohort moves through the weeks together. Selling a seat means committing a room, a trainer and a candidate to every night in the run, not just the first one.
Every night of the intake goes on the diary when the cohort opens, so week five is never discovered to be double-booked.
Somebody who stops coming is still on the record with what they paid, rather than quietly vanishing from a printed list.
Confirmed bookings take places away, so a cohort stops selling at the number that can actually be carried to assessment.
Eligibility is decided outside your business and before the course is worth starting. An enrolment that collects what you need up front is the difference between a candidate and a refund six weeks later.
The candidate, the employer and the notes that matter sit on the booking from the start, rather than in an email thread.
Booking the course is not the licence, and saying so in your own words is what stops the argument before it begins.
An employer putting recruits through agrees an itemised document first, and the accepted version stays on the record.
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List open dates with a firm seat count and show what the radio and incident notebook exercise includes before the attendee books.
Quote new guards, room security staff and patrol recruits at the module office, then keep names and fee on the registration record.
Open a weekend intake for workers who cannot leave site midweek, with the coach and radio and incident notebook reserved together.
Schedule classroom coverage and conflict-management scenario as one clear module day, so nobody books only half of the requirement.
Limit the final class to what the county training centre and radio and incident notebook setup can handle, then close it when filled.
Publish security guard training dates for town centres and crews travelling from site, with room time and capacity visible at registration.
Run returning attendees through a focused security guard training module intake without mixing them into the wrong module level.
Make a late cancelled registration bookable again while the remaining radio seat is useful, with no invented waiting-list promise.
A multi-week course costs more than a day ticket, and candidates feel it. Taking a payment at enrolment with the balance due later is what turns an intake somebody wants into an intake somebody actually joins. Staged payments are Pro.
Six weeks, Tue and Thu
Places stop at what the trainer can take through to assessment, and the page closes when the last one goes.
Over six weeks the questions stop being about capacity and start being about people: who has missed two nights, who has paid half, who is sponsored by which employer. That is one record per candidate rather than three lists that disagree.
See whether each security guard training module fee was taken online or recorded at the module office.
Record cash or bank transfer beside the attendee and radio session, so the module office can see what was paid.
Let the attendee pay the full security guard training module fee by card at registration, before the practical seat leaves the diary.
Send a quote for the coach, class size and radio and incident notebook, then confirm the firm cohort when the details are agreed.
One app for every booking
Each registration takes one real module seat and carries the attendee, date and radio details, so full practical classes stop selling.
Email the start time, room and preparation notes before conflict-management scenario, reducing missed seats and attendees arriving without the right kit.
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Yes. Publish real security guard training dates and seat counts, then let each attendee choose an available intake and receive a confirmed registration record.
Yes. Set capacity around the coach, assessor and radio and incident notebook. Confirmed registrations remove seats, so the practical class stops selling when full.
Yes. Create a private security guard training cohort or send a quote, then keep the firm, module date, attendee details and payment together.
No. A module certificate may be only one part of a licence application, background check or firm process. State the exact module, assessment and application steps in your own registration description.
Yes. Email reminders can carry the start time, room and preparation notes for conflict-management scenario.
Yes. Record cash or bank transfer manually on Free, or take the full security guard training fee online by card with Pro when the attendee books.