BSA Application Form

Quality Management System
Document Title: Training Course Application Form

Document Id Code: BSCL:SR:TD:F001
Revision Number V09 Rev: 01 Apr 2013 Page 1 of 8
COURSE APPLICATION FORM
Welcome to Balkan Security Academy and thank you for choosing us as your training provider. BSA
will use the information you provide on this form to review and process your application. This
information may also be used for course administration and for the purposes set out at the end of
this form.
Personal Details
Full Name (First, middle, Family) Jovan Budić
Date of Birth 05.11.1994.
Citizenship Serbian
Home address Vojvode Živojina Mišića 12,
House/apartment number, street Despotovo,
City
Postcode 21468
Country Serbia
Email Address Jovanbudic1994@gmail.com

Mobile Number (Viber) +381693810609
Skype /
Please indicate which course(s) you are applying for

Course Please tick
Close Protection Level III certificate *
Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT)
First Person on Scene Intermediate (FPOSI)
First Response Emergency Care (FREC) *
Medicine in Remote Areas (MIRA)
Advanced Life Support (ALS)
Firearms (1 day basic)
Firearms (3 days CP)
Total costs
I understand that the total cost of training is 1950 euro
Prepared By: Dragojana Ristic Reviewed By: Marty Lusty Approved By: Andrew Palfreman
Revision No. : V09 Issued Date: Controlled Copy Online
Payment terms
• A €300.00 deposit is required to be paid to the BSA Official bank account in Credit Agricole Bank
only, with the BSA application form to be submitted at least 14 days prior to commencement of
the SIA CP Course.
• A €150.00 deposit is required for all other courses if not booked with SIA course, as we must pay
registration fees with the awarding bodies prior to your arrival at our Centre.
• No place is guaranteed on a course until the deposit is received.
PLEASE DO NOT PAY MORE THAN THIS AMOUNT TO THE ACCOUNT WITHOUT FIRST
CONSULTING BSA.
No place is guaranteed on a course until the deposit is received.

•
• Students will not be permitted to start any course prior to payment in full of all course and
accommodation fees.
Full course Fee Payment must be made in cash on the first day of the course.
•
• Please note: Candidates are responsible for payment of bank fees for the money transfer
Cancellation Policy
• Upon receipt of this application for a place at BSA, the relationship between the applicant
and BSA becomes contractual.
In case of change in bookings the following scheme will be applied:
• Course cancellation by BSA: Full Refund
• Student cancel less than 14 days prior to course start date: Loss of Deposit
• Student withdraws during course: No refund
• All refunds will be made by the method that the student made payments to BSA.
• BSA reserves the right to follow legal process to recover any outstanding payments and to
withhold course certificates until payment is made.
Terms and Conditions
General
Please ensure that you read these notes carefully. You should also read the current BSA literature
relating to the course(s) in which you are interested or
refer to our website www.balkansecurityacademy.com
Key Facts for Course: SFJ Close Protection Level 3

• Required contact hours: 196
• Assessment Method: Practical tasks, compilation of a portfolio of evidence, 2 written and 3

multiple-choice examinations.
• Qualification Overview:
The Level 3 Certificate in Close Protection is a qualification aimed at providing learners with the
necessary knowledge and understanding to work as a close protection operative within the private
security industry.
It should be noted that the completion of this qualification permits learners to apply for a SIA license
to work as a close protection operative within the UK, if they meet other general requirements set
by SIA, and have the right to work in the UK. This application is the learner not BSA as the licence is
individual – BSA can assist with the paperwork required.
Successful completion of this course provides a certified SIA recognised qualification
• Medical Certification Requirement
It is an SIA requirement that centres must confirm that each learner has a valid first aid qualification
OR can evidence sufficient training or experience to the Level of:
o First Person on Scene (FPOS) Intermediate Award – 30 hours (Pearson / IHCD) or: o
Level 3 Award in First Aid Response (HABC) or equivalent, or: o Level 3 Award in the First
Person on scene Intermediate(RFQ)(AoFAQ) or:
o Level 3 Certificate in First Response Emergency Care (RFQ) (Qualsafe Awards).
Learners must present a valid first aid certificate or evidence of equivalent training and experience
to their training provider before they can start training. If you wish to use a different certificate you
must bring proof that this is accepted by the SIA as equivalent – the training provider should be able
to give this to you.
Note: The term “FPOS” is a registered Tradename of Pearson.

KEY FACTS FOR COURSE: FREC level 3 First Responder Emergency Care (RQF)
The FREC Level 3 Award in the First Responder Emergency Care (RQF) qualification has been
designed to provide the knowledge and skills to stabilise a patient for up to forty minutes until an
ambulance or other pre-hospital care provider arrives.
The knowledge and skills taught as part of the course are designed for the first person on scene to
intervene within a scope of practice to utilise lifesaving interventions to preserve life and prevent
deterioration of the patient.
This qualification is the foundation for FREC suite of Pre-Hospital Care qualifications and enables
progression up to a Level 7 Diploma.
The qualification meets grade descriptor C of the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care Pre Hospital
Emergency Medicine framework.
Clinical endorsement of the qualification is by the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care, Royal College of
Surgeons Edinburgh and the Association of First Aiders. On completion of the qualification, learners
will be eligible to apply to the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care for Level 3 Membership.
English Language Competence Requirement
For this qualification BSA uses IQ as the awarding body. SIA and IQ require that all students must
provide evidence of their level of English - speaking, written and reading.
The awarding body, in consultation with Skills for Security, specify the following:
• Communication in English is an integral requirement of the level of competencies. This is made

explicit in competence statements and in relation to the Session which deals with
‘Communication and Conflict Management’.
• Candidates also need to demonstrate their competence in English in an applied context in

relation to other areas of the specifications and competence needs to be considered holistically,
with the aim that the candidate should be able to demonstrate these same competencies
effectively in the workplace. To not be able to do so can have health and safety implications for
the individual, and for others, in the workplace.
• For the above reasons, it is not appropriate for candidates, for whom English is their second
language, to be provided with a scribe or reader to assist them in their assessment.
• BSA will carry out an initial assessment of candidates to identify their particular needs at the
earliest stage. If you wish to check yourself we suggest you go to the following link
http://www.examenglish.com/leveltest/index.php
Students with or without experience
BSA welcomes applications from students with or without experience or any prior knowledge to the
private security industry.
However, it should be noted that candidates without military/law enforcement experience will find
it incredibly difficult to find work in Hostile Environments.
Declaration by All Applicants

Please note that the information on this form is collected for the primary purpose of assessing your
application for admission to Close Protection candidature.
Other purposes of collection include the creation of an enrolment record on the student database,
attending to administrative matters, corresponding with you and statistical analyses.
If you choose not to complete all the questions on this form, it will not be possible for BSA to assess
your application.
Personal information may also be disclosed to the relevant bodies for the verification of your
qualifications.
You have a right to access personal information BSA holds about you, subject to any exceptions in
relevant legislation.
I declare that: I have read the instructions on this application form and that the information provided
by me is true and complete. I recognize that it is my responsibility to provide all necessary
documentation to support my application.
I acknowledge that: BSA has the right to vary or reverse any decision regarding admission or
enrolment made based on incorrect or incomplete information.
I have read and understand the above conditions and am prepared to accept them in full.
Signature
Name
Jovan
Date
25.09.2023.
For official use only

Deposit Received Joining Instructions Sent Balance Received
Student approved
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Document Title: Training Course Application Form

COURSE APPLICATION FORM

Email Address Jovanbudic1994@gmail.com

Please indicate which course(s) you are applying for

• No place is guaranteed on a course until the deposit is received.

No place is guaranteed on a course until the deposit is received.

In case of change in bookings the following scheme will be applied:

• Course cancellation by BSA: Full Refund

• Student withdraws during course: No refund

Terms and Conditions

Key Facts for Course: SFJ Close Protection Level 3

• Assessment Method: Practical tasks, compilation of a portfolio of evidence, 2 written and 3

Successful completion of this course provides a certified SIA recognised qualification

• Medical Certification Requirement

Note: The term “FPOS” is a registered Tradename of Pearson.

English Language Competence Requirement

• Communication in English is an integral requirement of the level of competencies. This is made

• Candidates also need to demonstrate their competence in English in an applied context in

Students with or without experience

Declaration by All Applicants

For official use only

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