Whoever you are right now, there's a security path that fits. Pick the one that matches your situation.
The security industry in San Diego isn't one job — it's a dozen different roles with different pay grades, schedules, and requirements. The right training package depends on who you are and what you need. Click your situation below for a plan built for it.
The most common starting point. No diploma required. Train in 1–2 weeks, get hired in 30 days.
See the no-experience plan → 🔄30-day plan from layoff to first paycheck. Recession-proof career, real W-2, transferable to corporate security long-term.
See the layoff reset plan → 💵Weekend, evening, and overnight shifts at $20+/hr. Keep your day job. Stack income without quitting anything.
See the second-job plan → 🎖️Your service is the credential. We add the California license. Defense contractor and federal posts pay top-tier.
See the veterans plan → 🛡️Security is one of the labor markets AI can't touch. Human presence is mandatory by law and insurance.
See the AI-proof career plan → 🔫Add a BSIS firearms permit, taser, and CCW to move into armed posts at $22–$32/hr. Done in one weekend.
See firearms + CCW training → 🎯Beginner classes for first-time owners. Safety, California law, and supervised live-fire range time.
See first-time gun owner class → 📋The full San Diego County process. Sheriff requirements, 16-hour training, PC 26165, and renewals.
See the CCW guide → 🏢SB 553 compliance, de-escalation, active assailant response. On-site or at our facility.
See workplace violence training → ⛪Training built for houses of worship: protective presence, response, and integration with services.
See church security training → 🏫Trained guards for K–12 and college environments. Threat assessment, response, and parent communication.
See school security training → 📚Every BSIS-approved course we offer in one place — guard card, firearms, CCW, CPR, taser, baton, OC, more.
Browse all courses →Call us. Tell us your situation in three sentences. We'll tell you straight up which class and which sequence makes the most sense — even if it's not the most expensive one.
