Jan 16, 2022

Nashville, Tennessee Jan 15, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Alliance Training and Testing is pleased to announce that we have improved our online unarmed security license training course. This is a significant milestone for us, and it will provide customers with an improved user experience. Our goal was to make the course more visually engaging and deliver content in manageable chunks. We wanted this course to be easy-to-follow and informative for all learners, from those who are new in the industry to those who previously held a security license, and let it lapse. The course has been divided into modules, no more than 15 minutes in length. The vast majority of the training videos are 9-12 minutes long, making them easy to understand. Additionally, we have included improved voice-over and background music to create a more immersive learning experience.
Alliance Training and Testing is Tennessee's leading security guard trainer. Our online unarmed security guard training class is not like what the others offer -- which are webinars held at someone else's convenience. We give working students the flexibility to complete coursework around their schedule without interrupting their work, school, or personal life. Work full time? Live out of state? At Alliance Training and Testing, that's not a problem. That is what makes us known as "The Security School of Choice."
On-Demand Availability
The unarmed online course offered by Alliance Training and Testing provides unmatched convenience and flexibility. On-demand availability allows students to complete the course on their schedule and at their pace. Students may start and stop at any time and as often as necessary to accommodate their schedule; students may start the course on one device and continue on another. This course is fully mobile responsive and can be completed with any phone, tablet, or computer with an internet connection. The entire course, including progress quizzes, and the 50-question final exam, are designed to be completed in 4.5 - 5 hours.
Meets All Licensing Requirements
This course includes an examination covering subjects in which the individual must have training for licensure as an unarmed security officer in the State of Tennessee. In accordance with requirements under Tenn. Code Ann. § 62-35-118 all candidates must complete a four-hour general course including one (1) hour each of; Orientation, Legal powers, and limitations of a security guard/officer, Emergency procedures, and General duties.
Course Improvements
Improved visuals throughout each video. We added more photos and graphics to make it easier to absorb information quickly. There is also a color change, making it much easier on your eyes during the improved viewing sessions.
Divided up modules within the course so that none of them are more than 15 minutes long. This allows learners without previous knowledge about security training topics an opportunity to learn at their own pace. Before moving onto another subject, learners can go back over the information they might not have fully understood initially.
Improved voice-over with background music. Provides students a more immersive and engaging learning experience while taking the course.
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We hope you take full advantage of this newly redesigned online unarmed security license training course. We believe it will provide you with the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in the security guard industry. We are confident that you will find these new changes beneficial and look forward to helping you obtain your unarmed security license! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!



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