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The Security Skills Board knows that security is a vital service that offers promising career prospects. We want to drive that message home! By working closely with partners and stakeholders, we aim to reshape the face of UK security – improving standards, leading innovation, championing what works and improving what doesn’t. It’s about fulfilling potential, for employees, customers and everyone who’s happiness and safety depends on this industry.
We have made a formal commitment to making a difference, and we’re inviting others to sign up. Join our shared mission and be right at the heart of a collaboration that drives transformational change.
Read more about our Pledge, and sign it today.
“Private security plays a critical role in helping to protect our communities whether that be in a retail, licensed premises or place of work. It is vitally important that security officers continue to develop their skills and receive the training needed to enhance their capabilities to carry out their role in the face of new challenges.
As a founding member, the National Business Crime Centre supports the Security Skills Board in its work to develop a National Skills Academy to raise standards in the private security industry.”
Patrick Holdaway
Superintendent, National Business Crime Centre
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