Training Courses by Cobra UK Security on Hurak
Cobra UK Security
Accredited Close Protection & Security Training – Book Online with Hurak
About us
Cobra UK Security is a leading provider of Close Protection and security training courses in the UK. Established in 2002, Cobra offers a range of accredited programs, including Level 3 Close Protection, Hostile Environment (Firearms & Tactics), First Aid, and CP Top-Up courses. Their team comprises seasoned professionals with backgrounds in the police, military, royal security, and international protective services, collectively bringing over 150 years of experience.
Cobra's training emphasizes practical, scenario-based learning to prepare students for real-world security challenges. With training centres in London, Coventry, and other locations, they have successfully trained over 5,000 students and completed more than 500 courses.
You can book Cobra UK Security’s accredited courses directly through Hurak.
Our courses
Provider Policies
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Health & Safety Policy
Outlines how the centre ensures a safe environment for learners, staff, and visitors. -
Centre Appeals Policy
Details the process for learners to appeal assessment decisions or other outcomes. -
First Aid Policy
Sets out the procedures and responsibilities related to the provision of first aid during training. -
Examination and Invigilation Policy
Covers the standards and procedures for conducting exams, including roles, invigilation requirements, and exam integrity. -
Whistleblowing Policy
Provides guidance for staff and learners on how to report serious concerns, misconduct, or unethical behaviour confidentially. -
Anti-Bribery and Corruption Policy
Establishes the organisation’s stance against bribery and outlines how such cases are prevented and dealt with. -
Equality & Diversity Policy
Promotes inclusive practices and equal opportunities for all learners and staff, regardless of background or characteristics. -
Centre Quality Assurance Policy
Describes how the centre maintains and improves the quality of its training delivery and assessments. -
Centre Complaints Policy
Explains how learners or stakeholders can raise concerns or complaints and how these will be resolved. -
Reasonable Adjustment Policy
Ensures fair access for learners with additional needs by making appropriate modifications to training or assessment. -
Maladministration and Malpractice Policy
Defines what constitutes malpractice and maladministration and explains the procedures for investigating and addressing incidents. -
Storage and Transportation of Learner Records and Assessment Materials Policy
Describes how learner records and assessment materials are securely stored and transported to maintain confidentiality and integrity. -
GDPR Policy
Details how the centre collects, processes, stores, and protects personal data in compliance with data protection regulations.