Capitol Risk Personal Security Training

Sign up on our Personal Security Training  Home Page and you will never have to check back again to see when we are running a course!

Not only that, you will receive the course details and dates BEFORE we place them up on our training calendar, ensuring you get a place on the course of your choice!

Its a FREE, opt-in system.  Once you have entered your name and email, check your inbox and confirm the information request. We will then send you the new dates as we release them.

Occasionally we will offer you special one-off training days with big discounts. These discounts are only available if you receive our updates. The best part is that you don’t just have to work in security to get this discount…if you sign up, then you get it … simple as that!

All your details are kept on a secure server and we DO NOT share your details with anyone. You will only ever receive emails from us.

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Capitol Risk Personal Security Training offer 10% discount to all SIA licence holders & Frontline Public Sector Workers

As professional security operators ourselves, we feel that something positive should actually come for having an SIA licence.

If you have an SIA licence (any licence) and want to undertake further personal security training, we will give you 10% off the cost of any of our Courses. All you have to do is give us your SIA licence details at the time of booking and then bring your licence to the first day of training.

So now you can get the best defensive training AND a discount!

For public sector workers, your official I.D will be required to be viewed on the first day of training.

Please note: You must give us your details AT THE TIME OF BOOKING to qualify for this discount as ammendments cannot be made after the payment has gone through.

This discount can not be used in conjunction with any other offers. This offer is only valid for non-discounted personal security training courses.

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1st August

We have now created a Capitol Risk Personal Security Training YouTube Channel.

We will be adding videos of training sessions and techniques for you to take a look at to complement this site and to aid as reference material for those who complete our courses.

View the Capitol Risk Personal Security Training Channel

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New Shocknife now used in all personal security training knife defence courses.

Capitol Risk are one of the first, if not the first, personal security training companies to use this unique training device in the UK.

The Shocknife brings an added sense of realism to training not found with any other training knife.

If you come into contact with the ‘blade’ of the shocknife, you only feel the shock in that area; the shock is totally localized.

We will be posting some videos on this unique training device shortly!

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24th July

Capitol Risk Personal Security Training has been approached by the Metropolitan Police to take part in a local borough knife awareness event. They have asked if we would be able to give a talk to the local community about knife attacks, and to do some demonstrations of knife defences that we teach to security officers.

Unfortunately, due to the short notice we are unable to take part but we do look forward to participating in future events.

We are always happy to take part in events arranged by local authorities.

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We received a petition asking:

“We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to Allow Front Line Security Officers with SIA Licences to train and use handcuffs and extendible batons.”

Details of Petition:

” Front line security officers/guards have as much chance of being seriously injured if not killed by an offender that they have detained.Most offenders are drug dependants who are desperate and or wanted on warrant already and do not want to be locked up.They do not think twice about pulling and using knives,blades,needles etc.By training Security Officers/guards to use and carry hand cuffs and batons as the police do.The security officer/guard has a better chance against the offender who is prepared to pull weapons and cause serious injury or death.Help and train security officers to protect themselves and not just become another statistic.”

Read the Government’s response HERE

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Swine Flu & Training

With the latest press reports stating over 55,000 case and 29 deaths attributed to swine flu in the UK alone, it is now necessary for all businesses to take preventative measures to help try and slow the spread of the swine flu disease.

If you book one of our training courses and find that, in the two weeks prior to the training course, you EITHER display any symptoms associated with swine flu or are diagnosed with swine flu, then we respectfully request that you do not attend the training course. We will happily book you on to the next course at no extra cost.

There are several simple things you can do to help protect yourself from this disease.

- Don’t share anything – mobile phones, towels, pens (in places like banks), etc
- Wash hands frequently
- Carry a mini hand sanitizer and use it. Available from places like Boots & Tesco for about £1
- If you work in a large corporation, suggest a ‘no shaking hands’ policy throughout the company

Remember that swine flu symptoms may mimic those of regular flu and cold symptoms.

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We have now added this blog to keep you up-to-date with news and updates about our Personal Security Training.

We will be adding all our current news and updates to get this blog up-to-date with what we already have on the website.

Anything new regarding Personal Security Training  will now be posted here. This will include anything we feel is relevent and interesting to those seeking further Personal Security Training.

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