Security Guard Training Overview
Become a private security guard in Ontario, working in Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto or Etobicoke. All personnel are regulated by the Ontario Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services.
Online Courses
Online security guard courses allow you to learn at your convenience and pace, and become a security professional in no time!
In-Class Courses
Get hands-on, in-class experience at our security guard training centre in Mississauga, from Brampton, Etobicoke, Malton and the GTA.
What Recent GF1 Security Services
Graduates Are Saying
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I just started my security course over here and after looking to other security agencies I decided to go with GF1. There are many other places where you can do the training around the mississauga/brampton area but the better half of them are scams. GF1 had an amazing first time impression and would definately recommend this place to others
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If you are considering becoming a security guard, you need to enroll with GF1 Security. They make sure you understand all the material taught in class and want you to succeed in becoming a competent security guard
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"Great course and excellent trainer. Very lively, interacting and knowledgeable training sessions. Overall a wise decision to go with GF1."
All Course Include:
- FREE First Aid & CPR certification by Red Cross instructors
- 100% guarantee of passing the ministry exam
- License application assistance
- In-depth study guide
- Job opportunity assistance
- Special assistance for newcomers
- Practice tests & quizzes
All Instructors are:
- Red Cross certified
- 12+ years of experience
- Fluent English, Punjabi & Hindi
Security Guard Job Opportunities in Ontario
With thriving commercial and residential development and corporate needs, security guards are in high demand in the Brampton, Mississauga, Etobicoke and Toronto GTA areas.
Condo security has become a major concern for condo residents, as every condo or home owner needs to have a sense of security and peace of mind that their homes are fully secured.
Commercial security is another important factor in why security guards are in high demand. Most business owners have valuable equipment and materials that are left in the buildings after the day’s work as well as sensitive documents that need to be protected.
Security Guard Training Regulations
Security guard training in Ontario is regulated by the Private Security and Investigative Services Act (PSISA), 2005, which became an established law on August 23, 2007.
As the first legislative change to private security regulations in Ontario since 1966, this Act provides public safety by making the private security field a formal and professional one. It covers various basic requirements that security guard applicants in Ontario must meet, including new training and testing procedures that came into effect on April 15, 2010.