Please note, JIBC staff will ask students to stop writing and leave the exam if they suspect these rules are not being followed.

A: Once you have successfully passed the BST courses and received your certificate, you will need to apply for your Security Worker License. Licensing is done through the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General, Security Programs Division. JIBC is only responsible for your certification. Please see the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General, Security Programs Division's website for further information on the licensing procedure and application form.

Please refer to JIBC’s Student Academic Integrity Policy and Procedure for more information, including a student’s right to appeal a decision and discipline with respect to student academic misconduct such as cheating.

Please note, the exam application (Proctorio) will be monitoring all students during the exam. Any indicators of cheating such as looking at or referring to resources, talking or moving away from the screen, or the presence of other people in the room will delay or prevent certification. All exams are reviewed before the certificate is released.

A: JIBC offers BST training as an online course - SCRT-1651 (theory) and SCRT-1656 (assessment). You may also take the course face-to-face through any of the JIBC-approved Security Training Schools.

A: You are required to register for both the online course and exam with your own unique e-mail address. You will also need access to a device that can connect to the Internet.

A: No, the BST courses do not include GSO certification.  If you wish to obtain both your BST and GSO certifications in one course, please take the Gaming Security Officer (SCRT-1604) training course which includes both certifications.

If you are looking to enter the field as a security professional in BC, this training is required to apply for your Security Worker License.

Students can also choose to complete their Basic Security Training at any of the following Approved Security Training Schools:

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A: Students must have a good command of the English language, both spoken and written. This is a requirement for licensing.

A: All persons wishing to work as a security guard in British Columbia, must successfully complete their BST certification. Upon successful completion of your BST, you must then apply for your Security Worker license through the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General, Security Programs Division, in order to be eligible to work.

The course is a 40 hour/12-week online course that is a work at your own pace course. If you wanted to finish it sooner, you can. 40 hour/12-week is the maximum.

Students who successfully complete the online course and final exam are eligible to apply for the BC Security Worker License.

People who are new to the security profession are required to take the Basic Security Training to be eligible to apply for a provincial Security Worker License.

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A: Students are required to write their first final exam attempt within 3 months of finishing the theory course. As this is a self-paced course, students must plan appropriately in order to complete the online training and final exam within the allotted time.

Once students have completed the online course, they are eligible to take the final exam. A minimum grade of 70% must be achieved on the exam in order to receive your Certificate of Training Completion.

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A: You can complete your BST certification before the age of 19, however, you must be 19 years of age in order to apply for your Security Worker license, which is required to work in the field.

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A: Security checks are not required to complete your BST certification. However, a criminal record check is required for Security Worker licensing as part of the application process. For further information regarding licensing requirements, don't hesitate to get in touch with the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General, Security Programs Division.

The exam will take place at the JIBC New Westminster campus. Please note students are required to bring their own laptop to the exam.

Once students have completed the Basic Security Training course (SCRT-1651), contact our Registration Office at 604-528-5590 to enroll into the online exam.

Once you have successfully passed the BST courses and received your certificate, you will need to apply for your Security Worker License. Licensing is done through the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General, Security Programs Division. JIBC is only responsible for your certification. Please see the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General, Security Programs Division's website for further information on the licensing procedure and application form.

The Basic Security Training Assessment (SCRT-1656) is a 1 hour and a half, 75-question exam. You will need to bring a laptop to this in-person exam.

Forms can be received either by mail or e-mail. Please see the Certificate Replacement Form for submission details. If you are submitting your application by e-mail, Security Training Programs will provide the instructions on how to make the payment. If you are submitting your application by mail, you can choose to include a certified cheque or money order for $38.59 payable to Justice Institute of British Columbia.

Activity considered cheating during an exam includes being dishonest or trying to be dishonest. This could include, but is not limited to, copying someone else's answers, accessing material or devices you’re not allowed to have, talking to someone else during the exam without permission, taking an exam for someone else, or letting someone else take an exam for you.

Students must achieve a minimum of 70% on the assessment for successful completion. A Statement of Training Completion will be produced for students who receive a passing grade.

The Basic Security Training Theory online course (SCRT-1651) and the Basic Security Training Assessment (SCRT-1656) are continuous entry online courses and not eligible for refunds.

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Basic Security Training is also offered face-to-face through one of JIBC’s Approved Security Training Schools, which are required to follow the training standards for the security industry as outlined in the BC Security Services Act. A list of Approved Security Training Schools is available under the How to Apply section of this page.

We have updated the course numbers for Basic Security Training: SCRT-1650 is now SCRT-1651 for the theory, and SCRT-1655 is now SCRT-1656 for the assessment.

All exams are held at JIBC New Westminster campus. Students who live and completed training in the Lower Mainland (within the geographical area from Squamish to Abbotsford) must take their exam at the JIBC New Westminster Campus.

This 2HR course will teach students how to properly handle and deploy a CEW using a Taser X26C or X2. This is a less lethal option that can be used to defend yourself and others against violent subjects while on duty or at home. This course consists of a video, lecture and the firing of one practice round into a target. The cost of this course is $100.00. Please check our calendar for class dates.

Each offering of the online course has a definite start and end date. Students have three months to complete the 40-hour course. Extensions will not be granted.

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Basic Security Training is available through JIBC as a self-paced online course. It consists of two components: an online course (SCRT-1651) and a final exam/assessment (SCRT-1656).

Students are required to write their first final exam attempt within three months of finishing the theory course. Students can write the exam a maximum of 3 times (each re-write is subject to an exam fee). If after three (3) attempts the student is not successful, they will be required to take the BST Theory (SCRT-1651) again.

Location: JIBC New Westminster Campus, 715 McBride Blvd, New Westminster, BC, V3L 5T4Classroom: see the confirmation letter that will be sent to you 5 days before your exam

Individuals with prior training and experience can apply for an exemption from training, or an exemption from training and examination if they meet specific exemption criteria and are within applicable timelines. Exemptions are processed through the Registrar, Security Services Act and can be contacted at 1.855.587.0185.

Students must log in to their myJIBC portal for up to 30 days after the exam to print  (if a printer is accessible) or save their certificate. After 30 days, you must fill out a Certificate Replacement Form.

You are required to provide a photocopy of valid government-issued identification along with the Certificate Replacement Form.

You will need an active JIBC Student number and Password to login. To reset your password, click, Login to Self-Service.

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This list is their declaration that students have completed the mandatory 40-hour Basic Security Training Course. These records are subject to audit by JIBC.

If you take the Guard Card Class with us, our Handcuff/OC Pepper Spray Class is only $45.00 per certification.  Please visit the OC or Handcuffing page to reserve your spot in the Handcuff/OC Class.

A: If you have peace officer experience (within the last 3 years) you may qualify for a training exemption from taking the mandatory training. BST Exemptions are granted only by the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General, Security Programs Division, not through the JIBC. Please see their website for details.

Prepare for a career to keep your community or organization safe. If you are 19 years of age and looking to apply for a Security Worker License in BC, this training is for you.

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Approved Training Schools are asked to complete the Exam Request and Attendance List and send it to securitytraining@jibc.ca.

Students who completed the course outside of this region will be offered an alternative.Registration Office, can assist you:

The Justice Institute of British Columbia expects all students enrolled in Basic Security Training (BST) to abide by the following rules during an assessment or exam: