Course delegate
“The Birmingham course helped me understand how communication can affect an interaction. The practical scenarios gave me useful opportunities to practise and receive feedback.”
Phoenix Door Supervisor training covers the knowledge and practical skills used in security roles at licensed premises and other venues.
Subjects include professional behaviour, search procedures, incident reporting, crime scene preservation, conflict management and physical intervention. Contact the team to confirm course dates, entry requirements and first aid arrangements.
Completing the relevant qualification is one part of obtaining an SIA door supervisor licence. You must apply to the SIA separately and meet its licensing requirements. Employment depends on vacancies and selection.
The Phoenix SIA Approved Door Supervision Course provides:
We have created the most exclusive training experience available on the market which goes above and beyond the SIA standard.
Delegates are guaranteed the best knowledge, training and experience delivered firsthand from instructors who currently still work within the industry.
Whether you are looking to work as a Door Supervisor in licensed premises such as pubs or clubs or events, our training will fully prepare you for your career in the security industry.

Phoenix are more than a training provider.
We are the market leading, World Class operational company with an extensive international portfolio of premiere clientele.
Our instructors will train you beyond the required industry standard, significantly increasing your employment prospects within the Private Security Industry.

Our Door Supervision training course includes the following modules:
Our training also includes Free Drug Awareness Training.
Phoenix solely recruits from our training academy and this is your opportunity to demonstrate your own competence in order to obtain prospects and potential employment in the security industry.

Based on 579 public reviews. 92% of reviewers rated Phoenix five stars at this snapshot.
“The Birmingham course helped me understand how communication can affect an interaction. The practical scenarios gave me useful opportunities to practise and receive feedback.”
“I appreciated the tutor's patience when explaining unfamiliar responsibilities. Working through examples made the Birmingham training easier to relate to everyday situations.”
“The role-play exercises challenged me to think before responding. Feedback on my tone and body language was particularly helpful during the course.”
“Training in Birmingham gave me time to discuss difficult situations with the tutor. I found the emphasis on calm, respectful communication useful.”
“The sessions helped me see how preparation and clear boundaries support a door supervisor's work. The practical feedback gave me specific areas to improve.”



