• Understand the unique threats to airports and planes
• Understand airport security protocols and best practice
• Learn how to spot threats
• Know how to contribute to making your airport safer
• Understand the principles of escorting visitors or passholders airside

Everyone who works or wishes to seek employment in an airport and does not require access ‘airside’.  For those who require access airside in UK airports you need to complete a GSAT course.

This Airport Security course covers much of the same content as a GSAT course but isn’t currently accredited by the DFT.

Learners are emailed their Airport Security certificate when they have achieved 80% or more in the final multiple-choice quiz.

If a learner scores less than 80%, they may revisit any part of the course and retake the assessment until successful.

A posted copy of the certificate is available for £9.

The Airport Security certificate is valid for 3 years

UNIT 1  |  Threats to Aviation

The aviation industry has been a prime target for terrorists for many years. The threat is real; but with your help, we can do much to reduce it. In this module we alert you to the nature of the threat and help you understand what you can do to assist in the day-to-day security of your airport.

UNIT 2  |  Security in the Aviation Industry

This module will give you a basic understanding of how you can help to make your airport a safer place.

UNIT 3  |  The Trainee’s Role

In this module, you will learn that working at the airport means that you will often have access to confidential information. This information is of interest to those looking for ways to breach security. You will also have access to buildings, hangars, cargo and storage areas that such people would like to enter, as this would provide access to baggage, cargo and even aircraft.

UNIT 4 |  Access Control and the Screening Point

In this module you will learn about the access control measures in place at your airport and your responsibilities at the screening checkpoint

UNIT 5  |  Escorting Employment and Visitor Pass Holders

In this module, you will learn about the principles and responsibilities of escorting a visitor or an employment pass holder airside.

• Help airport operators maintain high security standards for staff who don’t require Airside access.
• Help airport staff understand their duties, and the ways they can help maintain high airport security standards

• Memorable, motion-graphic training
• Verifiable, CPD-accredited certificate valid for 3 years
• Learn anywhere with an internet connection current
• Helps compliance with current UK and EU legislation.
• Support with training administration
• Credit available for accessing all courses
• Carbon neutral training solution

No, those wishing to work airside need to complete a similar course but it must be DFT accredited and is referred to as GSAT.

Anyone wishing to work airside must take a General Security Awareness Course (GSAT) every 5 years.

• Understand the unique threats to airports and planes
• Understand airport security protocols and best practice
• Learn how to spot threats
• Know how to contribute to making your airport safer
• Understand the principles of escorting visitors or passholders airside

Everyone who works or wishes to seek employment in an airport and does not require access ‘airside’.  For those who require access airside in UK airports you need to complete a GSAT course.

This Airport Security course covers much of the same content as a GSAT course but isn’t currently accredited by the DFT.

Learners are emailed their Airport Security certificate when they have achieved 80% or more in the final multiple-choice quiz.

If a learner scores less than 80%, they may revisit any part of the course and retake the assessment until successful.

A posted copy of the certificate is available for £9.

The Airport Security certificate is valid for 3 years

UNIT 1  |  Threats to Aviation

The aviation industry has been a prime target for terrorists for many years. The threat is real; but with your help, we can do much to reduce it. In this module we alert you to the nature of the threat and help you understand what you can do to assist in the day-to-day security of your airport.

UNIT 2  |  Security in the Aviation Industry

This module will give you a basic understanding of how you can help to make your airport a safer place.

UNIT 3  |  The Trainee’s Role

In this module, you will learn that working at the airport means that you will often have access to confidential information. This information is of interest to those looking for ways to breach security. You will also have access to buildings, hangars, cargo and storage areas that such people would like to enter, as this would provide access to baggage, cargo and even aircraft.

UNIT 4 |  Access Control and the Screening Point

In this module you will learn about the access control measures in place at your airport and your responsibilities at the screening checkpoint

UNIT 5  |  Escorting Employment and Visitor Pass Holders

In this module, you will learn about the principles and responsibilities of escorting a visitor or an employment pass holder airside.

• Help airport operators maintain high security standards for staff who don’t require Airside access.
• Help airport staff understand their duties, and the ways they can help maintain high airport security standards

• Memorable, motion-graphic training
• Verifiable, CPD-accredited certificate valid for 3 years
• Learn anywhere with an internet connection current
• Helps compliance with current UK and EU legislation.
• Support with training administration
• Credit available for accessing all courses
• Carbon neutral training solution

No, those wishing to work airside need to complete a similar course but it must be DFT accredited and is referred to as GSAT.

Anyone wishing to work airside must take a General Security Awareness Course (GSAT) every 5 years.