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95% Course Pass Rate
500+ Candidates/Week
Earn Upto £3,500/month
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Our comprehensive two-unit programme covers legal frameworks, surveillance principles, CCTV equipment operation, and professional monitoring standards essential for private security operations.
Unit 1 : Principles of Working in the Private Security Industry
Unit 2 : Principles and Practices of Working as a CCTV Operator in the Private Security Industry
Anyone who wants to legally work in security.
SIA CCTV Operator Licence
3 days only
2 MCQ exams. Includes practical assessments.
A clear path to becoming a certified Door Supervisor awaits you.
Pass the SIA CCTV Operator Training
Complete your licence application on the SIA's website
Receive your 3-year licence in the post
Professional surveillance skills create pathways to rewarding career opportunities in security operations nationwide.
Cambridge's world-renowned university and technology sectors offer prestigious CCTV opportunities in academic institutions, research facilities, and science parks. Operators require enhanced vetting for sensitive research areas, earning £15-£22 hourly. The city's intellectual environment demands discretion and professionalism. Advancement includes academic security specialisation, research facility coordination, and progression to institutional security management roles.
Music Events
Bars & Restaurants
Festivals & Concerts
Office Receptions
Shopping Mall
Retails & Warehouses
Every Course Comes With These Perks
Flexible Rescheduling
Change dates
if plans shift
2 FREE Exam Retakes
No more extra cost,
no stress
E-Learning App
Access mock tests &
handbooks
Money-Back Guarantee
Get a refund if you
fail four times
First Aid Training Included
Mandatory and
fully covered
Explore our FAQs for quick, clear, and
helpful insights.
Explore our FAQs for quick, clear, and
helpful insights.
Yes, Cambridge has CCTV operator opportunities in control rooms for shopping centres, corporate buildings, transport hubs, and local authority monitoring centres.
