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After this course you can
Given a concern, locate it on the six-stage threat continuum.
Given a case, apply SPJ methodology to assess threat.
Given mixed concerns, classify them by the concern-classification scheme.
Given an assessment, produce a risk analysis with prioritized mitigations.
Given an assessment, produce a risk analysis with prioritized mitigations.
Given a threat case in Ontario, apply workplace violence, privacy, human rights, and duty-to-warn rules to how information is gathered, used, and shared.
How you pass
1Practice examScore 80% on the practice exam to unlock the final.
2Final examPass the final exam with 80% or higher.
3Recorded demonstrationRecord yourself doing the work. It is assessed with the assistance of AI, and a Verten assessor reviews on request.
4CertificateCertificate of Achievement, by assessed practical demonstration.
How recorded assessment works
Final exams include a recorded demonstration. You upload a recording of your screen and voice. AI services turn your speech into text and help rate it against the course rubric, and a Verten assessor reviews on request or by sample. We do not use facial recognition. Verten staff who run assessments can view it, and each view is logged. Recordings may be stored or processed outside Canada. We delete them 12 months after your result (6 months if you are under 18). You can withdraw consent at any time, and you can ask for an alternative assessment without giving a reason. Learners under 18 need a parent or guardian to consent.
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Make threat judgments that are structured and defensible. You place a concern on the six-stage threat continuum, apply structured professional judgment (SPJ), classify mixed concerns, gather and weigh information, and produce a risk analysis with prioritized mitigations and a management plan.
Important: This course is not Ontario security guard license training. It does not count toward the mandatory basic training, the licensing test, or the license, and it does not replace them.
Course details
Level: Advanced Specialist
Length: 24 hours across 9 modules, plus a Final Exam
Format: Self-paced online lessons with scored case deliverables and recorded explanations, assessed with the assistance of AI, and a capstone case
Prerequisites: Management experience in security. SGA-201 recommended.