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Florida Class D Unarmed Security Guard Training Course

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About Course

This 40-hour course introduces students to the theory and practice of private security operations as required by Chapter 493, Florida Statutes and Chapter 5N-1, Florida Administrative Code, et seq.

This course provides the 40 hours of professional training required for an application for a Florida Class “D” Security Officer License. It is a participative classroom (in-person or live-stream), lecture-style course using audio-visual presentations, case studies, reading and writing assignments, and role-playing exercises. You are expected to take notes and participate.

Course Price: $199.99 — includes Basic Life Saver first aid course certification and CPR/AED certification.
BLS and CPR/AED must be taken IN-PERSON in partnership with RESQNOW, a certified trainer by the American Heart Association.

Total Training Hours: Class D = 40 hours + final exam (on-line or in-person); BLS + CPR/AED = 4 hours.

Evaluation: Students must score a MINIMUM OF 75% ON THE FINAL EXAMINATION TO PASS THE COURSE (128/170 questions correct). Grading scheme is Pass/Fail.

Course completion does not itself grant a license. After the school reports successful completion through the FDACS Licensing Information and Alert System, the student must separately apply to FDACS and satisfy all licensing, fingerprinting, background, identification, immigration, and fee requirements.

Instructors: Patrick M. Megaro (License # DI3600040) and Jo-Lana R. Trotman (License # DI3600156)

Offered by: The Megaro Family Syndicate, LLC, d/b/a Praetorian Guard Security and Executive Protection
Security School License # DS3600051 | Agency License # B 3600074
638 Broadway Avenue, First Floor, Orlando, Florida 32803 | 888-411-0555 | info@praetorianguardsecurity.com

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What Will You Learn?

  • Module 1: Legal Aspects of Private Security
  • Module 2: Role of Private Security Officers
  • Module 3: Security Officer Conduct
  • Module 4: Principles of Communications
  • Module 5: Observation and Incident Reporting
  • Module 6: Principles of Access Control
  • Module 7: Patrols
  • Module 8: Principles of Safeguarding Information
  • Module 9: Physical Security
  • Module 10: Interviewing Techniques
  • Module 11: Emergency Preparedness
  • Module 12: Safety Awareness
  • Module 13: Medical Emergencies
  • Module 14: Terrorism
  • Module 15: Event Security and Special Assignments
  • Module 16: Communications Systems
  • Module 17: Special Issues
  • Module 18: Introduction to Weapons

Course Content

Orientation, Attendance & Course Policies
Read before your first class session. Attendance rules, identity verification, security challenges and school policies.

  • Welcome & Course Overview
    00:00
  • Attendance Policy, Online Identity & Security Challenges
    00:00
  • Course Policies: Refunds, Cancellation, Rescheduling, Make-Up, Terms & Privacy
    00:00
  • Student Verification Requirements
    00:00

Module 1: Legal Aspects of Private Security (6 Hours)
Required Time: 6 Hours. 26 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 2: Role of Private Security Officers (2 Hours)
Required Time: 2 Hours. 9 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 3: Security Officer Conduct (3 Hours)
Required Time: 3 Hours. 13 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 4: Principles of Communications (2 Hours)
Required Time: 2 Hours. 9 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 5: Observation and Incident Reporting (4 Hours)
Required Time: 4 Hours. 17 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 6: Principles of Access Control (1 Hours)
Required Time: 1 Hours. 4 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 7: Patrols (1 Hours)
Required Time: 1 Hours. 4 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 8: Principles of Safeguarding Information (1 Hours)
Required Time: 1 Hours. 4 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 9: Physical Security (1 Hours)
Required Time: 1 Hours. 4 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 10: Interviewing Techniques (1 Hours)
Required Time: 1 Hours. 4 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 11: Emergency Preparedness (1.5 Hours)
Required Time: 1.5 Hours. 6 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 12: Safety Awareness (2.5 Hours)
Required Time: 2.5 Hours. 11 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 13: Medical Emergencies (4.5 Hours)
Required Time: 4.5 Hours. 19 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 14: Terrorism (2.5 Hours)
Required Time: 2.5 Hours. 11 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 15: Event Security and Special Assignments (1 Hours)
Required Time: 1 Hours. 4 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 16: Communications Systems (1 Hours)
Required Time: 1 Hours. 4 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 17: Special Issues (4 Hours)
Required Time: 4 Hours. 17 final exam questions come from this module.

Module 18: Introduction to Weapons (1 Hours)
Required Time: 1 Hours. 4 final exam questions come from this module.

Final Examination (2 Hours)
170-question final examination. Passing score 75% (128/170). Available only after all 40 instructional hours are documented.

After the Exam: Florida Licensing Information
How to retrieve your official FDACS training certificate and apply for the Class D license.

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