Counter‑Terrorism & Protect Duty Awareness (Licensed Premises)

This short CPD course introduces counter‑terrorism and Protect Duty awareness for staff working in licensed premises. It explains why awareness and preparedness matter, and how simple actions by staff can help reduce harm during serious incidents. The course focuses on practical, proportionate measures rather than security expertise. Learners will explore the importance of vigilance, recognising and reporting concerns, and following clear emergency procedures such as evacuation or lockdown. Designed for busy, customer‑facing environments, the course can be completed in one short session and supports public safety, responsible management, and inspection readiness. It helps ensure staff understand their role in creating a safer environment for customers, colleagues, and the wider community.

By completing this course, learners will gain practical knowledge on: What the Protect Duty means How to recognise and report concerns Basic emergency response procedures Why training and records matter

Counter‑terrorism awareness is an important part of public safety in licensed premises Staff are often the first to notice unusual behaviour or concerns Simple awareness and reporting can help reduce harm in serious incidents Clear procedures improve confidence and decision‑making under pressure Supports responsible management and inspection readiness Demonstrates a proactive approach to public safety and due diligence

This course is suitable for: Bar and front‑of‑house staff Door staff and supervisors Managers and licence holders

On successful completion of this course, learners are awarded a CPD‑recognised certificate. The certificate provides formal evidence of continuing professional development and can be retained for individual CPD records, staff training files, or inspection purposes. This activity equates to 0.25 CPD hours. Certificates are available to download immediately after achieving the required pass mark in the end‑of‑course assessment.