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Our Organisation
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| Be Trained by Australia's most experienced and qualified security training groups. The Institute has more Australian and International qualifications and accreditations than any other security training organisation.
Whether it is the first step of Certificate II in Security Operations, Weapons Training or Certificate IV in Security and Risk Management, the peak of the security industry; we have a course that will suit your needs.
Our organisation was established in 1995 and has been delivering training at the highest level since that time. We are the most experienced and qualified training group in Australia . Our honesty, integrity and professionalism along with our broad expertise and technical training have positioned the company as the top service provider for the Security Industry in Australia.
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| Today’s Security Professional |
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The profile of today’s security guard extends far beyond that of the average bouncer. Well trained security personnel need to possess effective communication skills, provide quality service to customers, work well as part of a team and adapt to a variety of situations.
Graduates from the Security Institute Brisbane/Gold Coast can offer their employer a level of professionalism and competence that is high in demand. That’s why the Security Institute Brisbane/Gold Coast is the best choice for your training.
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| History of the Logo |
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The ‘star’ logo of the Security Institute represents the star or badge of law enforcement. The inner circle of the star represents the wheels of justice. The eight points of the star and inner circle represent the principles of the modern security officer being: justice, courage, truth, etiquette, self-control, benevolence, loyalty and honour, derived from the Code of Bushido. The laurel around the star originates from Ancient Greece, and represents a crown of wild olive leaves awarded to the best and most worthy. The laurel is also used by many law enforcement agencies and the United Nations, representing the “olive branch” of peace - through law enforcement..
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