Close Protection (1892) & FirstPerson on Scene (First Aid)

Courses 2011

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The following courses are held with IBA Ireland (Right Track Security) a registered City &Guilds and EDEXCEL Training Provider. The courses are held at their center at

West Coast House. Oldenway Business Park, Ballybrit, Galway, Co. Galway, in the Republic ofIreland. Flights from Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin, Manchester, London Luton, Isle of Man arescheduled to Galway Airport. There is also a bus and rail service to Galway from Dublin andShannon Airports. Course fees do not include Accommodation or Meals. Reasonably pricedBed & Breakfast accommodation is sourced within Galway. The IBAHQ reserve the right to

reschedule courses when a course is undersubscribed.

To Register for a Close Protection Officer’s licence with the United Kingdom Security IndustryAuthority will require the candidate to provide proof of a Close Protection certificate Level 3 (eg.:BTEC or City & Guilds) and a First Aid Certificate (eg. First Aid at Work or Level 2 BTEC AwardIHCD First Person on Scene)

EXPERIENCED PRACTITIONER TRAINING (Already a trained International Bodyguard)This course is designed for those with IBA training who hold the IBA 100 hours badge and havecompeted training to that standard and can show proof through existing certification. See theIBAHQ brochure on the International Bodyguard Skills Certification Programme (IBSCP)

CITY & GUILDS Close Protection Level 3 (1892)A professional qualifications in close protection are for those working or planning to work asclose protection officers or bodyguards in a range of settings. These include security,transport, care or community services.The City & Guilds close protection qualifications are suitable for people whose job sometimesincludes dealing with the public and are vulnerable to incidents involving violent oraggressive people. They enable learners to recognise when someone is becomingconfrontational and master techniques for calming and defusing the situation.

CLOSE PROTECTION (4 courses in 2010) duration 7 days Modules: CP11/1-4City & Guilds Level 3 certificate in Close Protection (1892) and the Level 2 BTEC Award IHCD –First Person on Scene)

Module: CP11/1 05-11 March 2011Module: CP11/2 04-10 June 2011Module: CP11/3 13-19 August 2011Module CP11/4 22-28 October 2011

FULL CLOSE PROTECTION CourseThose without the 100 hours IBA Badge can avail of the complete 3 week course in Galwayat the end of February, end of May, August and October. Candidates will complete the City &Guilds Level 3 certificate in Close Protection (1892) and the Level 2 BTEC Award IHCD – (FirstPerson on Scene)Course: Start dateModule: FCP11/1 21st February 2011Module: FCP11/2 23rd May 2011Module: FCP11/3 01st August 2011Module FCP11/4 10th October 2011Close Protection Level 3 Certificate (1892)The qualification consists of the following fourteen units:1 Understand the legislation that is relevant to people working in the close protection industry2 Understand the roles and responsibilities of the Close Protection Operative3 Know the importance of threat assessment and risk management4 Know surveillance techniques5 Understand venue security operations6 Know how to design and demonstrate operational planning7 Know the importance of interpersonal skills8 Know the importance of teamwork9 Know the importance of reconnaissance10 Know how to conduct close protection foot drills11 Know the importance of planning and selecting routes12 Know vehicle movement tactics and operations13 Know the search techniques and procedures for close protection operations14 Know how to apply conflict management techniques while providing close protectionEdexcel Level 2 BTEC Award IHCD First Person on Scene (FPOS)Qualification summaryThe Edexcel Level 2 BTEC Award IHCD First Person on Scene (FPOS) qualification is available at a basic andintermediate level. It has been designed to equip learners with the skills, knowledge and confidence to help aperson in a life threatening situation. Areas covered include:

• Scene safety• Minimising the risk of infection• Patient assessment• Basic life support and automated defibrillation (to re-start the heart)• Providing initial emergency patient care• Being part of a medical response.

This qualification has been developed with the NHS Ambulance Services and is clinically endorsed by theFaculty of Pre-hospital Care. FPOS also meets the Security Industry Authority first aid requirements for CloseProtection, and can be delivered internationally. You will also require the Conflict Management modules whichis included by IBA in the CP3 training

Both sets of courses (Experienced Practitioner Close Protection and Full Close Protectionincluding the FPOS award can be delivered internationally. National Directors or companiesshould contact IBAHQ to schedule courses in 2011,

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MobileDeclaration of Safety, Health and RepresentationI confirm the following, freely and without duress or deception:I have not been convicted of any crime before a court of law and have no criminal record.(You may be asked to furnish proof of this at your own expense)I present myself for training by the International Bodyguard Association. I subscribe to the International BodyguardAssociation’s Code of Ethics. I understand that the training will require physical activity for which I must be in goodhealth. I understand that it is my responsibility to inform the instructors if I determine otherwise. I do not suffer fromany ailment or injury which would preclude my training and working as a bodyguard. If I am in any doubt about thisI will at my own expense seek examination by a qualified registered medical practitioner. I undertake not to presentmyself as an IBA member or instructor of bodyguard skills until such time I may qualify as a member or aninstructor with the International Bodyguard Association. I certify that I will not transfer any information I receiveduring training with the IBAHQ to a third party without the express permission of the IBAHQ.

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ALL PAYMENTS: If you are booking courses described in this brochure, all payments and bookings should bemade directly to the IBAHQ (OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL); and not to a National or Regional Director.All payments by transfer, credit or deposit MUST be made to the bank account listed here, or sent by draft orcheque directly with this form to the IBAHQ in Ireland. Failure to observe this protocol may result in an additional20% surcharge payable on the course fee(s)

Cheques, Bankers Drafts, International Money Orders are all acceptedprovided they are made payable to the International Bodyguard Association HQ.Personal cheques are only accepted up to 14 days before the start of the courseapplied for, at the Office of the Director General shown on the rear adjoiningpage. It is your responsibility to present any proof of payment for a course on thefirst day of that course.EURO € PAYMENTS – Credit transfer / Giro transfer to:IBAN (International Bank Account Number): #: ie07 bofi 90342939062436(or)Account No: 39062436 Sort Code: 90-34-29 , BIC: bofiie2daddress: Bank of Ireland, Dunleer, Co Louth, Rep. of Irelandaccount name : International Bodyguard Association HQ

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The IBAHQ has been involved in the provision of Close Protection courses since the inceptionof the Security Industry Authority Close Protection licence. In the late 1990s the IBAHQ gave

evidence on the bodyguard industry to the House of Commons, Home Affairs Select committeeon the private security industry and subsequently was contacted by the Secretary of State for

the Home Office for further information on Bodyguarding.

National courses can be found by contacting the IBA Nationalor Regional Director of a country through the IBAHQ website

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CLOSE PROTECTION (4 courses in 2010) duration 7 days Modules: CP11/1-4City & Guilds Level 3 certificate in Close Protection and the Level 2 BTEC Award IHCD –(First Person on Scene)

SelectModule: CP11/1 05-11 March 2011 Module: CP11/2 04-10 June 2011 Module: CP11/3 13-19 August 2011 Module CP11/4 22-28 October 2011

Candidates pay a deposit of € 250 and then the balance of €900 before the start of class onthe first day of the course

FULL CLOSE PROTECTION CourseThose without the 100 hours IBA Badge can avail of the complete 3 week course in Galwayat the end of February, end of May, August and October. Candidates will complete the City &Guilds Level 3 certificate in Close Protection and the Level 2 BTEC Award IHCD – FirstPerson on Scene)

SelectModule: FCP11/1 21st February 2011 Module: FCP11/2 23rd May 2011 Module: FCP11/3 01st August 2011 Module FCP11/4 10th October 2011

Candidates pay a deposit of € 495 and then the balance of €2000 before the start of class onthe first day of the course