PROFESSIONAL SECURITY TRAINING SCHOOL

Welcome to Northern BC Guard Academy

About Us

The Basic Security Training (BST) developed by Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) provides standardized practical training for those seeking a career in the security industry. The program prepares participants to carry out their mandate as security personnel in a safe, effective, and professional manner.

Course Content

  • Introduction to private security
  • Legal issues
  • Documentation
  • Personal safety
Northern BC Guard Academy

Next BST Course Dates

2018 June 18/23
2018 July 23/28
2018 Aug 20/25

Dates are tentative and are subject to change any time.

Office Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
(250) 596-5545

Looking for a food safety course?

ABC FOOD SAFETY SCHOOL

Food Safety Courses & Food Safety Plans
PHONE: (250) 596-1068
Cell: (250) 614-3684

JAMES BROWN
james.wbrown@shaw.ca
www.abcfoodsafe.com

"Food Safety is Everyone's Business"

What’s New at NBCGA

Northern BC Guard Academy in Prince George would like to let all our friends and clients know that we are remaining open for business. We would like to introduce Jason Gillis as our new owner/operator. Presently Jason Gillis is a member of the RCMP in Prince George. He has been with the RCMP for 23 years and works in a variety of specialized services.

Before becoming a member, he worked throughout the North and Prince George area, and that helped him gain knowledge in the area of security and law enforcement. He is looking forward to your continued support and he will be holding to the same high standards as before. Please feel free to contact him with any questions at nbcguardacademy@gmail.com

Meet Your Instructor

There has never been such a high demand for licensed security officers as there is in today's job market. Security personnel are required by private industry, institutions, public facilities, casinos, and many more businesses.

Opportunities are endless for both men and women. You can easily find a career in this vast industry. If you are 19 years old or up, have a good working knowledge of English language and no criminal record, you may become a licensed security officer.

Most security positions do not require or encourage any physical intervention with the public. Although there is no physical component to the BST course, the advanced security training (handcuffing) course may be taken to supplement the BST course. Should physical training be desired, the applicant is encouraged to become active in a local Dojo or martial arts training club.

Opportunities