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SIA Door Supervisor Course in Glasgow
Join the Door Supervisor course in Glasgow — expert-led, fully accredited, and designed to help you qualify quickly.
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Who Needs the Door Supervisor Course in Glasgow — and Why?
Taking the Door Supervisor Course in Glasgow is essential if you want to work legally in the private security sector across the city.
Glasgow has one of the busiest nightlife scenes in Scotland, as well as a large student population and numerous retail hubs. Whether it’s guarding venues in the Merchant City, working gigs at the OVO Hydro, or managing crowds on Sauchiehall Street, there’s steady demand for licensed door supervisors.
This course gives you everything you need to apply for your SIA Door Supervisor licence and is delivered conveniently at our venue in the city centre of Glasgow.
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For full entry requirements, assessment details, and licensing guidance, check out our main SIA Door Supervisor Course page or scroll down to the FAQs.
Where Is the Course Held in Glasgow?
Your Door Supervisor training takes place in Glasgow city centre.
- Less than 10 minutes’ walk from Glasgow Queen Street and Central Stations
- Close to Buchanan Street and George Square
- Excellent public transport links including subway and buses
- Surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and convenience stores for your lunch break
How to Get to the Venue
By Train:
Both Queen Street and Glasgow Central Stations are within a 10-minute walk. From either station, head towards George Square and follow signs into the city centre.
By Subway:
The nearest subway stop is Buchanan Street, just a few minutes away on foot. It’s well-connected to all corners of the city.
By Bus:
Numerous buses stop around George Square, North Hanover Street, and Buchanan Bus Station — all within walking distance.
By Car:
Paid parking is available at nearby car parks such as Q-Park Sauchiehall Street and Buchanan Galleries.
Popular Areas We Cover Around Glasgow
We welcome learners from all over Greater Glasgow and surrounding regions. The city-centre location of our training venue makes it easy to reach, whether you're based nearby or travelling in from further afield.
Here are some of the most common areas learners come from:
North of Glasgow
- Stepps – approx. 15 mins via M8 / Regular train services to Glasgow Queen Street
- Kirkintilloch – approx. 25 mins via M80 / Connected by buses and nearby Lenzie train station
- Cumbernauld – approx. 30 mins via M80 / Direct trains to Glasgow Queen Street
South of Glasgow
- Newton Mearns – approx. 20 mins via M77 / Well-served by buses to city centre
- Clarkston – approx. 25 mins via A727 / Direct trains to Glasgow Central
- Giffnock – approx. 25 mins via M77 / Frequent train and bus links
- East Kilbride – approx. 30 mins via A749 / Direct trains to Glasgow Central Station
West of Glasgow
- Bearsden – approx. 20 mins via Great Western Road / Local train and bus routes
- Clydebank – approx. 25 mins via A814 / Train to Glasgow Central or Queen Street
- Paisley – approx. 30 mins via M8 / Frequent trains from Gilmour Street Station
East of Glasgow
- Baillieston – approx. 20 mins via M8 / Trains to Glasgow Central and Queen Street
- Uddingston – approx. 25 mins via M74 / Served by rail and bus routes
- Coatbridge – approx. 30 mins via A89 / Direct trains into Glasgow Queen Street
- Airdrie – approx. 35 mins via A89 / Good rail links to Glasgow
🛈 Travel times are approximate and based on standard driving conditions. Public transport options may vary depending on route and schedule.
What Will You Learn on the Course?
The SIA Door Supervisor course in Glasgow runs over six days and includes all required modules to apply for your licence:
- Working in the Private Security Industry
Understand the responsibilities and standards expected of frontline security staff. - Working as a Door Supervisor
Learn how to operate safely and effectively in venues and public spaces. - Conflict Management
Develop skills to de-escalate conflicts and protect yourself and others. - Physical Intervention
Gain practical knowledge on safe physical intervention techniques that meet legal standards.
Security Jobs in Glasgow
There’s a consistent need for qualified security staff throughout Glasgow in venues, events, and corporate environments.
Common roles include:
- Door supervisors at clubs and pubs in Merchant City and Sauchiehall Street
- Retail security at Buchanan Galleries and St. Enoch Centre
- Event security for concerts and sports at the OVO Hydro and Ibrox Stadium
- Corporate and concierge security in offices and residential complexes
Graduates from our Glasgow course often move straight into work with both local employers and national security firms.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is ideal for:
- Anyone aged 18+ looking to start a career in the security sector
- Jobseekers aiming to work in clubs, bars, events, or retail in Glasgow
- People who need a Door Supervisor SIA licence for employment
Why Book the Door Supervisor Course in Glasgow With Us?
- Accredited SIA training with experienced instructors
- City centre venue easily accessible by train, subway, and bus
- Free learning resources, mock tests, and ongoing support
- Add Emergency First Aid at Work certification with package upgrades
- Trusted by thousands of learners across Scotland
- Ideal for entry-level and experienced security jobseekers
Door Supervisor Course Near You in Glasgow
Looking for a Door Supervisor course near you? Our Glasgow course is centrally located and attracts learners from all directions.
Whether you’re starting out or upskilling, this course sets you up for success in the UK’s private security industry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our Glasgow venue is located in the city centre, just a short walk from Glasgow Central Station. You’ll receive full travel instructions after booking.
You’ll need to bring a valid photo ID (like a passport or driving licence) and two proofs of address dated within the last three months.
Yes, the training centre in Glasgow city centre is wheelchair accessible. If you have specific access requirements, please let us know after booking so we can make arrangements.
Yes — if you’re based in or near Glasgow, this course is a great local option. Many of our learners travel from nearby areas to attend, and the venue is easy to access whether you’re driving or using public transport.
Lunch isn’t provided, but there are plenty of cafés and takeaways nearby. You’re also welcome to bring your own food.
The course runs for six days and includes a mix of classroom learning and practical sessions.
You’ll complete four multiple-choice exams (one per module) and a practical assessment during the Physical Intervention unit. Your trainer will ensure you're well-prepared.
You must be at least 18, have the legal right to work in the UK, and be able to read, write, and speak English. Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW) is also required, but we offer packages that include it.
Certificates are typically issued within 10–12 working days after successfully finishing the course.
The course fee in Glasgow is usually around £239.99. This includes your training, assessments, learning materials, and certification.
You can apply online via the SIA website. It normally takes around 2–3 weeks, and we’ll guide you through the steps after you receive your certificate.
Your licence is valid for three years. To renew it, you’ll need to complete refresher training and apply again through the SIA.
You can apply for roles like door supervisor, security guard, event safety steward, and concierge security. Glasgow has opportunities across venues, retail, nightlife, and public events.
Wear something comfortable. For the Physical Intervention training, you’ll need loose-fitting clothing and flat shoes that allow you to move safely.
Yes, we offer flexible payment options, including instalments. You can select your preferred method at checkout.
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