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[Virtual Presenter] The publication's terms reserve all rights, prohibiting reproduction, addition, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission in any form or manner without prior written permission from OST. The publication is sold subject to specific conditions, which include obtaining prior consent before lending, reselling, hiring out, or circulating it. Moreover, the publication disclaims responsibility for its accuracy or suitability, and OST, its employees, or agents will not be held liable for any losses or damages resulting from using or supplying the publication..

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Preface.

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[Audio] The Ontario government provides resources and information about private security through their website ontario.ca/private-security. Our organization can also be found online at onlinesecuritytraining.ca..

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[Audio] You are about to learn the knowledge and skills required to excel in the field of security. As you progress through this course, you'll discover what it takes to succeed as a security professional. By the time you finish this program, you'll be prepared to handle the demands of the job. Throughout this course, you'll participate in various interactive activities, including online lectures, group discussions, visual transcripts, and quizzes. The more you engage with these experiences, the better you'll understand the material..

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[Audio] The goals of this course are to help you gain confidence in your abilities and prepare you to meet the challenges of working in security. The instructional materials and activities were designed to increase your knowledge of the daily duties and responsibilities of a security professional. This course consists of eleven modules, each focusing on specific topic areas, with learning outcomes associated with each. According to the law, you must receive 40 hours of training, including First Aid/CPR. This course covers all essential areas for basic training and is designed to help you pass the provincial exam. To receive a certificate and/or reference number, you must attend all sessions and achieve a minimum score of 80% in each quiz..

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[Audio] The learning activities have been structured to resemble elements of the performance which will be expected of you in the field. The tasks and exercises are designed to mirror real-world scenarios, allowing you to develop your skills in a practical way. By the time you finish this course, you'll be well-prepared to handle the demands of a security professional. Take advantage of the opportunities for practice and feedback, so you can refine your skills before putting them into action. With this training, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the daily duties and responsibilities of a security professional, setting you up for success in your future career..

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[Audio] The training content outlines the various topics that will be covered during the security guard training program. These topics include introduction to the security industry, private security and investigative services act, basic security procedures, report writing, health and safety, emergency response preparation, Canadian legal system, legal authorities, effective communications, sensitivity training, and use of force theory. The total duration of the training program is 40 hours, divided between in-class and outside class hours..

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[Audio] The role of the security professional is to maintain order and safety within a designated area. As outlined in the PSIS Act and Ministry Code of Conduct, security professionals are responsible for ensuring compliance with regulations and laws. In this capacity, they must adhere to established procedures and protocols to prevent harm to themselves and others. By doing so, they demonstrate their commitment to maintaining a safe environment for everyone involved..

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[Audio] To qualify for your licence, you must also study and obtain Emergency Level First Aid/CPR Certification, Level C, which must be provided by an accredited trainer, such as a St. John Ambulance certified instructor, a Red Cross certified instructor, a Code Eight division Emergmart Response Systems instructor, or a WSIB-approved first aid trainer. At Online Security Training, we offer first aid training through Lyceum Instructor by Code Eight division Emergmart Response Systems, Inc., which is WSIB-approved. To successfully complete the training and be eligible for a Course Completion Number, you must obtain your certification from an WSIB-approved agency and submit a copy of the certification..

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[Audio] To obtain your private security guard license, you must first get the provincial qualification for security guard training. Once you've passed the exam, you can retake it if necessary. Then, receive your course results, and finally, apply for your license online with a fee. After that, you'll receive your reference number and book your test..

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Learning Journal.

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[Audio] The learning journal is a tool used by students to record their thoughts, notes, and experiences throughout a period of study or work. It's a way to reflect on their learning journey, helping them to identify their strengths, areas for improvement, and preferences in learning..

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[Audio] When using a learning journal, we are not just recording events, but rather reflecting on our experiences to gain a deeper understanding of what we have learned. By describing key ideas, thoughts, feelings, and reactions, we can create a live picture of our growing understanding of a subject. This helps us demonstrate how our learning is developing and identify our strengths, areas for improvement, and preferences in learning. As a course requirement, the learning journal is an essential tool for reflecting on our learning journey..

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[Audio] A learning journal is like a daybook, where you record not only events, but also your thoughts and reflections on what you're learning. It's a way to make sense of the material and connect it to your own values and beliefs. You can choose any method that works best for you - a notebook, an electronic document, or even recording yourself talking about your experiences. Reflective learning is important because it helps you think critically about what you're doing before, during, and after your learning experience. It's a skill that requires you to reflect on how you're personally relating to what's happening in the workshop or in your work..

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[Audio] What I think about the issues discussed at the learning event is that they were quite thought-provoking. I found some points challenging to grasp, while others resonated with my existing knowledge..

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[Audio] We request that you download the consent release form, fill it out completely, and return it to us with Emergency First Aid/CPR at training@onlinesecuritytraining.ca. The consent release form is crucial as it enables us to streamline your enrollment and ensures we have your permission and necessary information to provide you with our high-quality training program. If you have any questions or require assistance with the form, please do not hesitate to contact our support team at the same email address, and they will be more than happy to assist you..