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COMING SOON to Squamish Nation: GuardReady

July 6-31, 2026

- 2 weeks of Basic Security Training (BST)
- 1 week of Advanced Security Training (AST)

Everything you need to get ready for a career in Security.

Call 604-985-7711 for more information

COMING TO NEW WESTMINSTER BC - ADVANCED SECURITY TRAINING

Upgrade your BC Security License with an Advanced Security Training (AST) certification in New West.

FULL SCHEDULE:
Saturday, June 27, 2026: 830 - 1630
Sunday, June 28, 2026: 830 - 1630
Monday, June 29, 2026: 830 - 1630

LOCATION:
STING - Sting Executive Group International (SEGI)
#472 - 604 Columbia Street, New Westminster, B.C., V3M 1A5

COST:
$470
* Exam Fee Included

COMING TO RICHMOND BC - ADVANCED SECURITY TRAINING

Upgrade your BC Security License with an Advanced Security Training (AST) certification in Richmond.

FULL SCHEDULE:
Saturday, June 13, 2026: 900 - 1700
Sunday, June 14, 2026: 900 - 1700
Monday, June 15, 2026: 900 - 1700

LOCATION:
Risk Pro - Richmond
2560 Shell Road #2033, Richmond, BC, Canada
Richmond, BC

COST:
$480
* Exam Fee Included

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Thinking about entering the security industry but not sure if security work is right for you?

Our GuardReady Program is designed to help individuals gain experience, prepare for employment, and begin working in the security industry while completing the required licensing process.

With continued demand for event security, customer service, loss prevention, and mobile patrol positions across Vancouver, Surrey, New Westminster, Port Coquitlam, and the Lower Mainland, now is a great time to get started.

Start with a 90 Day Temporary Security Licence and then you have 90 days to complete the BST course - all while seeing if Security is something you want to do and gaining the skills employers are looking for.

Scan the QR code or go to segi.ca/guardready-program/ for more info.

FIFA World Cup Security: Tips for Security Professionals & Businesses in Vancouver

As Vancouver prepares to host FIFA World Cup events and related activities, security planning across the downtown core, entertainment districts, and rapid transit hubs will become increasingly important for businesses, property managers, and security professionals.

Large-scale international events bring increased crowds, heightened emotions, transportation disruptions, and additional security risks that require proactive planning and coordination. Industry experts note that the 2026 FIFA World Cup will present unique operational challenges due to the size of the tournament, the number of host cities, and the volume of visitors expected across Canada, the United States, and Mexico. (asisonline.org)

Key Security Considerations for Vancouver:
Areas around stadiums, fan zones, entertainment districts, and SkyTrain stations are expected to experience significantly higher pedestrian traffic before and after matches. Security professionals should anticipate:

- Crowd surges and congestion near transit hubs
- Increased alcohol and drug-related incidents
- Aggressive or emotionally charged fan behaviour
- Opportunistic thefts and property crime
- Unauthorized access attempts

Increased fraud and scam activity targeting visitors and businesses

Security experts have also highlighted that transit hubs near major venues may present elevated risks compared to stadiums themselves, making transportation planning and visible security presence critical. (asisonline.org)

Tips for Security Professionals

Security teams working FIFA-related assignments should focus on:

Strong communication and de-escalation skills
Early identification of crowd issues before escalation
Maintaining visible patrols around entrances and transit areas
Coordinating closely with supervisors, venue staff, and local authorities
Monitoring social media and public activity for emerging issues
Preparing alternate access and evacuation routes due to road closures and crowd flow changes
Industry professionals also emphasize the importance of advance planning, relationship-building, and maintaining flexibility during large-scale international events. (asisonline.org)

Tips for Businesses & Property Managers

Businesses located in and around downtown Vancouver and rapid transit corridors should:

Review emergency response and evacuation plans
Increase staffing during major match days and peak hours
Ensure CCTV systems and access control are fully operational
Brief staff on suspicious activity reporting procedures
Prepare for increased customer volume and crowd management needs
Remind employees and customers to remain aware of scams, fraud, and theft attempts

Financial institutions and hospitality businesses are also being advised to prepare for increased fraud attempts, phishing scams, and operational pressures during the tournament period. (asisonline.org)

Training & Preparation

For additional training and preparation, enroll in our PROSEC Customer Service and Crowd Management online programs at SEGI.ca, or contact us to arrange customized online or onsite training for your team.

These programs are designed to help security professionals and event staff improve:

- Communication and professionalism
- Conflict resolution and de-escalation
- Crowd management and event response
- Report writing and incident documentation
- Customer service in high-traffic environments
- Overall event readiness for FIFA World Cup and other large-scale events

Preparing Early Matters

The FIFA World Cup will create significant opportunities for the security industry across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Organizations that invest in training, communication, and operational preparedness early will be better positioned to manage risks and support safe, successful events.

For more information and the full ASIS article, visit:
ASIS – Dual Advances Boost Relationships and Preparedness for World Cup Executive Protection

ASIS International | Advancing Security Worldwide ASIS International is a global community of security management professionals dedicated to advancing and reinvesting in the security industry. --

COMING TO PRINCE GEORGE & TERRACE BC: BST and AST TRAINING

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Get started on your new career in Security!

On May 8, 63 new recruits completed their training at the CBSA College in Rigaud. They will soon be deployed across the country to welcome travellers, ensure public safety, as well as the vitality of the economy. Congratulations!

Looking for a stable career in security? Join our upcoming Basic Security Training (BST) and Advanced Security Training (AST) courses in Prince George and Terrace.

Benefits of working in security:
* Good starting pay
* Flexible shifts
* Full-time and part-time jobs available
* Career growth opportunities
* Work in hospitals, events, malls, camps, and more

Local companies and Northern Health are hiring from our courses.

Funding may be available for eligible participants.

Prince George
* BST: June 4–8 $500
* AST: June 10–12 $625

Terrace
* BST: May 28 – June 1 $500
* AST: June 28–30 $625

Get certified and start working in security.

All courses include all fees, manuals and the JIBC government exam fee.

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Basic Security Training and Advanced Security Training with STO:LO First Nations. So happy to be here working with this great crew!

✅COMING SOON TO A COMMUNITY NEAR YOU!

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND - ADVANCED SECURITY TRAINING (AST)

Upgrade your security licence!

Full Schedule:
Sunday, June 28, 2026: 830 - 1630
Monday, June 29, 2026: 830 - 1630
Tuesday, June 30, 2026: 830 - 1630

REGISTER NOW - the last class filled up fast!

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COST: $625 - includes provincial exam fee

*must already have valid security licence