You can apply for the courses online via this link. 

Generally, a course run is open for online application only about 4 to 5 weeks before the scheduled training date and will close about 2.5 weeks before the course commencement date. 

After the online application closes and upon confirmation of the running of the class, a confirmation letter of offer will be sent via email to and reach the applicant about 1 week before the course commencement date. The course fee, payment method, enrolment and other information will be provided in the letter. Applicants must provide a valid email address during the online application in order to receive the softcopy confirmation letter of offer.

You need to bring along your identity card and any supporting documents e.g.  Workfare Training Support (WTS) Scheme funding on the first day of course for enrolment. 

You may pay your course fee via SkillsFuture Credit, eNETS, Credit Card or PSEA. Upon confirmation of the course, an email with the payment link will be sent to you latest about 1 week before the course commencement. For more information on payment on courses, you may wish to refer to the Methods of Payment section via here:

• Certificate in Security Operations
• Advanced Certificate in Security Operations
• Diploma in Security Operations

Upon the receipt of our Letter of Offer, please apply here via at least one day before the course start date if you want to pay the course fee using your SkillsFuture Credit. You may wish to refer to this step by step guide to pay using your SkillsFuture credit.  

Once payment of course fee has been made, you will receive a full refund of fee less an admin fee of $30 if you withdraw before the commencement date of course. There will be no refund for withdrawal notices received on or after the course commencement date, or if your request for deferment is approved. You will be required to top up the difference should there be an increase in the course fee for the next intake. You are required to submit the withdrawal /deferment form below to SII.

As SkillsFuture Credit will have to be refunded to trainees who did not attend the courses, TP reserves the right to recover the payment from trainees for withdrawal and no-show cases via other payment modes.

It is a requirement for all trainees to attain at least 75% training attendance for each module (inclusive of all approved Leave of Absence) and sit for the assessment.  Trainees who do not meet the requirement will have to pay the full unsubsidised course fees.

If you are unable to attend training or fail to attain 75% training attendance due to medical or extenuating circumstances, you are required to submit the Medical Leave/Application for Leave of Absence with original supporting documents(s) to SII no later than 48 hours from the last day of the medical leave, excluding Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays. 

You will be informed of your assessment date(s) on the 1st day of training.  For modules at the Certificate and Advanced Certificate levels, the assessment will usually be conducted the day after the end of your course or the following week if your course ends on Friday, subject to the availability of the assessors.

For Diploma courses assessed by POLWEL, a written test (with project submission) and final interview will be conducted on the 3rd and 4th week respectively after the last day of training. 

Either SII or POLWEL Co-operative Society Limited (both are approved assessment organisations for Security WSQ courses) will be the assessor depending on the module.

Please refer to the Programme Structures for modules conducted by SII or POLWEL. 

You may re-sit for an assessment without having to go through the course again by completing a re-assessment form.  

There will be a re-assessment fee to be paid. Trainees who wish to take the re-assessment will have to make payment via NETS at SII office before SII will arrange for the re-assessment.

The re-assessment fees are listed in the links below as follows:

• Certificate level
• Advanced Certificate
• Diploma level

You can download your electronic Statement of Attainment (SOA) from MySkillsFuture portal by logging in using your SingPass. You can view and download your SOA approximately 2 weeks after your assessment date.

After you have obtained your full qualification, you have to submit copies of all the WSQ Statements of Achievement (SOAs) to the assessment centre (either SII or POLWEL) that has assessed the last WSQ SOA leading to the full qualification.

If the last SOA leading to the full qualification is assessed by SII, please refer here for the Request of Certificate for WSQ Full Qualification form.

If the last SOA leading to the full qualification is assessed by POLWEL, you are required to approach POLWEL for full qualification printing: 

Please email them at aao_admin@polwel.org.sg with the following details:

• Full name as per NRIC/FIN number
• Attachments of all relevant e-SOAs leading up to the Full Qualification

You can read about their services on their webpage here:  https://polwel.org.sg/security-assessment-services/ (Point 6 under Support for Candidates). 

You will receive the electronic full qualification certificate within 2 working weeks from the date of the full submission of the required form and document.

The Progressive Wage Model (PWM) for the security sector is a five-level career progression ladder (Security Officer, Senior Security Officer, Security Supervisor, Senior Security Supervisor and Chief Security Officer) that specifies training and wages according to job responsibilities and skills requirements for security sector. 

You need to serve as a SO for 6 months and pass the 2 mandatory modules at certificate level: 

1. Deterrence (Manage Disorderly Conduct & Threatening Behaviour); and
2. Security Surveillance Management (Perform Remote Surveillance Function)

You also need to update the PLRD system to reflect these two Security WSQ modules you have passed by uploading your E-SOAs.

Please refer here for the training requirements for other job categories, namely Senior Security Officers, Security Supervisors, Senior Security Officers and Chief Security Officers.

The Progressive Wage Model – Assessment Only Pathway (PWM–AOP) is an option for security officers who have developed the relevant skills, experience and knowledge over the years with their security agencies but have never had them formally recognised. This route enables these experienced candidates to achieve a Statement of Attainment (SOA) by the SkillsFuture Singapore without having to undergo training if they are graded competent by SII. 

AOP is ONLY applicable for company-sponsored applicants who have undergone an Assessment Readiness Self-Evaluation Checklist and attained a minimum score of 80% for that particular module they are going to be assessed in.  If you are keen, you may approach your agency to apply for AOP on your behalf.

The modules currently offered by SII under AOP are:

1. Perform Supervisory Duties within Legal Framework
2. Induct Security Personnel

The AOP assessment fee is $210 inclusive of GST. 

SII conducts corporate training for WSQ courses if your company meets a minimum class size as stipulated by SII. Companies interested to have corporate training may enquire via sii@tp.edu.sg or call SII hotline at 6225 5744. 

The course fees payable are the same as the fees for public run classes.

Employers who sponsor their staff for training may apply for absentee payroll funding under the SkillsConnect system.

For details on the above and other funding schemes available, please visit SSG's & WSG websites.