• Providing Security Services;
• Spectator Safety;
• Customer Service;
• Business and Administration;
• Team Leading; and,
• Cleaning and Support Services.

Additionally we have secured some public funding for up to 80 Apprenticeships in Providing Security Services and Spectator Safety to start in the next few months.

For more details please contact the SAFE office on 01952 585387 or email l.jackson@safe-training.com

• Providing Security Services;
• Spectator Safety;
• Customer Service;
• Business and Administration;
• Team Leading; and,
• Cleaning and Support Services.

We are also potentially looking for assessors in Sales and Distribution and Warehousing.

For more details please contact the SAFE office on 01952 585387 or submit your CV to l.jackson@safe-training.com.

Gary joins SAFE from Tenon Education Training and Skills, where he has been advising colleges and training companies on funding and performance issues since 2007. Prior to his role at Tenon, Gary had worked within a range of training companies and colleges. Scruby’s prime responsibility will be to expand and diversify the SAFE apprenticeship and publicly funded training offer, and to expand and strengthen SAFE’s publishing activities.

“I am delighted that SAFE has secured the services of a person of Gary’s calibre”, said Raymond Clarke. “At a time where the delivery of publicly funded programmes is becoming increasingly challenging, I am delighted to be leaving SAFE in such capable hands”.

Scruby said “I am looking forward to taking the helm at SAFE. Having worked as an advisor to SAFE for many years, I am aware of the high regard within the industry and college sector for the company. I am excited about the challenge of broadening the range of sectors that are served by SAFE and strengthening our delivery infrastructure and publishing offer. We have challenging plans, a strong team and an excellent reputation which all contribute to a solid foundation for growth”.

For further information please contact Gary or Laura at SAFE 01952 585387

This is a formal announcement by the SIA that top up training will become necessary in the future for door supervisors that qualified for a licence before the implementation of the current 4 unit qualification on the QCF in July 2010.

Dates have not been released for when this new requirement will be in place, however, SAFE understands that the additional training will include physical intervention skills training, and other areas such as considerations in dealing with 14 to 18 year-olds, first aid awareness, and terrorism awareness.