Florida D License Class in Tampa June 26-29 at ESS Global Corp, The leader in Florida security. Train at the only D.O.E. Approved Security School in Florida.
Florida D License Class in Tampa June 26-29
The Florida Security D License Class in Tampa is a 40 hour training that will teach students the basic principles of unarmed security including; physical security, access control, emergency procedures, and more. Skill development shall include report writing, interviewing techniques, accident and crime prevention.
The State of Florida requires this security training course to be taught at licensed security school and ESS Global is the only Florida Security School approved and certified by the Florida Department of Education.
Once students complete the security class, a training certificate will be issued for successfully completing security guard training. Students will then submit this certificate along with the security license application to the Florida Division of Licensing in person or by mail. Students will be issued a temporary D Security License and are eligible to work as a licensed security officer immediately, while waiting for the hard copy.
Florida D License Class in Tampa June 26-29 at ESS Global Corp
Our D.O.E. Approved Florida D License Training in Tampa is now only $125.
As the leading provider of Security Training in Florida, ESS Global Corp is the the only Security School in the State of Florida whose courses and trainers are monitored and approved by the D.O.E.
The only one.
Additionally, our instructors bring “real world” information to you in an engaging, informative manner.
The US Bureau of Labor statistics states that “overall job opportunities should be excellent, especially for security guards.”
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Note: Anyone may take the class to obtain the Class “D” license. However, F.S. 493.6109 outlines the guidelines that must be met in order to be eligible to obtain a “D” license.
Be at least 18 years of age.- Be of good moral character.
- Be a citizen or legal resident alien of the United States.
- May not have been adjudicated incapacitated under s. 744.331 or a similar statute in another state.
- May not have been involuntarily placed in a treatment facility for the mentally ill, unless judicially restored.
- May not have been diagnosed with an incapacitating mental illness, unless cleared by a psychiatrist.
- May not be a chronic or habitual user of alcoholic beverages to the extent the individual’s normal faculties are impaired.
- May not have been committed for controlled substance abuse.