Local Employment Partnerships
Local Employment Partnerships (LEPs) are part of the LSC/JCP funded
Skills for Jobs provision aimed at supporting the recently unemployed,
the long term unemployed and those under threat of redundancy.
Once you have completed the training course you are guaranteed a first interview for
employment. If you fit the above criteria, we offer two courses within this initiative and they
run for 2 weeks.
PREPARATION FOR EMPLOYMENT PREPARATION FOR EMPLOYMENT AS A SUPPORT WORKER OR HEALTH
AS A DOOR SUPERVISOR WITH CARE ASSISTANT
SIA BADGE
Content
Content Entry requirements
Week 1
• Personal development
There are no formal entry requirements.
• Quality & standards
• Managing your time/prioritising
Ideally, you should have some basic
literacy skills.
• Communication skills
• Health & Safety/infection control
• Equality & diversity
• Manual handling
If you need help with childcare or with
• Job application & interview skills
• Quality & standards
travel costs, you need to speak to the
adviser at your local Job Centre Plus or
• Communication skills
Week 2
support organisation to make sure that
• Equality & diversity
• Roles & Responsibilities of a Security
the funding is available.
Guard
• Job application & interview skills
• Behavioural standards
• Health & safety
• Customer care
• Dealing with emergencies
• Communication and conflict
management in Door Supervision
Entry Requirements
You will go through an initial assessment.
You will also have to produce the correct
To discuss other SIA training
documentation needed for your SIA
license application.
courses or for further information
about our LEP programmes, contact:
Christopher Mugoya
020 7815 1491
christopherm@southwark.ac.uk
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