Trainer training for SIA licence requirements
Physical intervention training for security professionals
 The Maybo physical intervention programme for the security industry is approved for use with the new SIA licence-linked qualifications. This means trainers successfully completing the Maybo PI five-day tutor training course will be able to deliver the level 2 unit of qualification (Physcial intervention skills for the private security industry), and themselves hold a level 3 qualification (Delivering physical intervention training).
Maybo physical intervention for security trainers - information sheet (pdf)
Which qualifications are available following Maybo training?
The Maybo programme is available to all SIA approved awarding bodies and their centres. This covers City & Guilds, Edexcel, NOCN, BIIAB and others.
   
Why do most trainers use Maybo physical intervention training for security?
The Maybo trainer and delegate resources are the most comprehensive and highest quality available. In addition our centres and clients benefit from:
- Maybo is the preferred choice of more venue operators and security and door supervision employers than any other model. It is the name your customers will recognise
- Maybo is not only the leading training provider, we advise employers on all aspects of policy and strategy to support training in this area of risk and provide the tools
- The expert witness experience on use of force matters and violence risk management within Maybo
- As the leading UK provider Maybo provides the greatest range of dates and locations for easy access to trainer courses and refresher training
How will tutors attain the level 3 qualification with Maybo?
1. New Maybo trainers: The qualification is achieved by successfully completing the Maybo PI 5 day tutor training course.
2. Existing Maybo trainers: Trainers that have already trained with Maybo and who hold current Skills for Security PI Tutor certification can apply for the level 3 unit of qualification without having to complete additional training.
If you have any unanswered questions please refer to our frequently asked questions.
How do I book?
To book a course, please start by downloading and completing the approval form or email Nicola or telephone Nicola on 01580 881 347.
What is the process?
Awarding organisations will require evidence of relevant professional competence and experience before trainers are permitted to deliver Maybo physical intervention training in support of SIA endorsed qualifications.
There are two requirements that must be met to deliver training under Maybo Licensed Programme.
- Centre approval - Centres must provide Maybo with the information requested on the approval from and demonstrate they have current insurance at the specified levels.
- A qualified Maybo trained tutor - Tutors must have successfully complete the Maybo tutor training course.
On approval, centres are given access to Maybo's secure web based system to order delegate workbooks, manage courses and record delegates. Centres will also have to be registered with an awarding organisation (eg City & Guilds, NOCN, Highfield) to supply their delegates with certificates to meet SIA requirements.
Only Maybo certified tutors can deliver Maybo programmes for Maybo licensed centres.
Insurance considerations
 As part of the Approved Programme requirements participating organisations must demonstrate suitable insurance. Maybo subscribes to the Conflict Protect scheme, underwritten by Chubb and processed by specialist brokers Peter Hattersley and Partners (PHPL), which provides a specific tailored solution for PI and PI training organisations. For further information please refer to the web site: Conflict Protect.
Insurance requirements reflect commonly agreed industry standards, with cover as a minimum:
- Public liability £5m
- Employer’s liability, where applicable £10m
Where the organisation is to deliver the Programme to non-employees, the organisation shall also hold the following minimum additional insurance:
- Professional Indemnity £250,000 (of note, Conflict Protect provides for a higher protection)
Policies should specify under the business activities that insurance cover is specific and commensurate to the training activities.
Please also refer to the scheme's information flyer. | 
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