Letter From the Executive Director- Launch of Four-Hour Training Curriculum
To All Private Security Industry Stakeholders,
We hope this letter finds you well. We are writing to announce the launch of the Louisiana State Board of Private Security Examiner's new four-hour training curriculum for security officers in accordance with the Louisiana Administrative Code (Title 46, Part LIX, §403E). Student materials have been made available under the ''Training" tab at the top of our website (www.lsbpse.com). They include a new class PowerPoint Presentation, a student handbook that includes all the course material, and a supplemental Louisiana Laws Handout that lists key legal definitions students should know prior to taking the class. Upon request to the board, Instructors will be issued a new lesson plan document, which acts as an instructor manual and provides a framework to teach this class successfully, a 50-question exam, and a
class feedback form. Those documents will be received via a folder shared to the instructor's email.
The intended purpose of this new curriculum is to lay the foundation for raising the quality of the education provided to the private security officers in the state of Louisiana. Our focus over the last several months has been to create a thorough educational curriculum built on the best current practices in adult education. We have relied on collaboration with various state agencies, including Louisiana State Police and POST Council, to revolutionize how we teach in this state and set the stage for rebuilding other trainings we offer using a similar format.
We are excited to share this achievement with you. Thank you for your attention to this matter, and please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
Carl Saizan (Rel. LSP Major)
Executive Director
Louisiana State Board of Private Security Examiners
Full letter attached here.
