this course is for those wanting to obtain a Personal Licence, the course material contained within meets the criteria for your mandatory distance learning
ESO Education & Training (NW) LTD
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Available courses
This course is for those wishing to train as a door supervisor, the course includes all the distance learning materials required
This course if for those wishing to obtain a SIA badge for working within the private security industry
Self-paced online mental health awareness course for door supervisors, security officers, bar, venue and event staff: what mental health is, anxiety, depression, psychosis, self-harm and suicidal thoughts, signs on the door and in the venue, alcohol and drugs, refusals and vulnerability, ESO's SPACE approach to asking and listening, asking directly about suicide, suicide crisis response, when to call 999, NHS 111 option 2, Samaritans or Shout, staying within your role, confidentiality and record keeping, and looking after yourself and your team after incidents. About 60 minutes (designed for approximately 1 hour of learning): video, official reading, workbook, knowledge check, feedback and certificate. Awareness training; not a clinical, first aid or accredited qualification.
Self-paced online awareness course on anaphylaxis for workplaces and venues: what it is, the signs (Airway, Breathing, Circulation), what to do, how EpiPen, Jext and the adrenaline nasal spray are used, carrying two, storage, the law and food allergens. About 65 minutes (designed for approximately 1 hour of learning): video, official reading, readiness workbook, knowledge check, feedback and certificate. Awareness training: not a substitute for practical first aid training or medical advice; not an accredited qualification.
Self-paced online awareness course on spiking for bar staff, venue managers and door staff: what spiking is, the law, the signs, and how to respond, report and preserve evidence. About 65 minutes (designed for approximately 1 hour of learning): video, official reading, readiness workbook, knowledge check, feedback and certificate. Awareness training, not legal or medical advice; not an accredited qualification.