Secure Your Future At The G-Force Academy.
In today's uncertain economy, you want a career that offers the respect of family and friends, a very good income and the opportunity for rapid advancement. That's why you should choose the Security Industry as part of your future — with G-Force. Qualified security personnel are in great demand in virtually every industry. They protect movie sets, they patrol communities, they guard private facilities; security personnel are the glue that helps organizations secure their premises.
Rewarding Experience, Great Pay, Flexible Hours, And more...
This career also helps secure your future. If you intend it to be a full-time profession, advancement is quick and dramatic. You can move from being a frontline security guard to operations to management in as little as one year or less. But this industry also provides a reliable second income stream — whether you're a student, you want a second job or simply as a fallback position in case your first career has a temporary setback. At any time, over the coming years.
It's Easy. It's Fast. And It Offers Real Security.
Getting on the fast track is easy, it's pretty quick and it offers you the foundation you need to succeed. It's a 40-hour course offering everything you need to get your Florida State Licence Certification, with all the training you need to excel in your profession.
The one-time fee for the G-Force Academy Course is just $150 including:
Course Outline:
- Legal Issues & Liabilities
- Basic First Aid
- Fire Suppression
- Emergency Procedures
- Crime & Accident Prevention
- Patrol Techniques & Report Writing
- Terrorism Awareness
- Access Control
- Other Required Training
You Get:
- Certificate of Completion
- Required ID Photos
- State License Application
- Fingerprint Card
- Notarization of Application
Important Notice from Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
Effective January 1, 2012, deferral of the 16 hours of training will no longer be possible. An individual applying for a Class "D" license will be required to submit proof of having completed all 40 hours training at the time of application.