English evidence for security training.
For SIA course candidates and the providers who train them: a fifteen minute, proctored English assessment at the B2 benchmark, with an evidence pack built for awarding organisation records.
Scoring is published in full. Read the methodology.
For training providers
Your learners' English level decides whether your courses run smoothly and whether your records stand up. Attest English gives you both.
B2 is the benchmark used for UK licence-linked security training. Training providers agree their English assessment method with their awarding organisation, and an independent, evidence-backed assessment is a method you can defend.
When an awarding organisation or auditor asks how a learner's English was assessed, you open the evidence pack: recording, transcript, scores, identity. Not a tick box.
We assess, you train. An arms-length result carries more weight than one produced by the organisation selling the course.
- The full recording and word-level transcript of the assessment
- Per-criterion scores against CEFR descriptors, with quoted evidence
- Identity photographs: the candidate at assessment and their photo ID check
- A numbered certificate stating the CEFR level in each skill
Packs from £19.99 per assessment
Send each learner a link from your dashboard and watch results, evidence and certificates arrive in one place. Join the providers already using Attest English.
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If you are heading for door supervisor or security guarding training, showing your English level up front helps you and your provider start on solid ground.
Before you book your course
Take the fifteen minute assessment on your phone from home, at a B2 target level. You know where you stand before any money goes on training.
Bring the certificate
Your provider gets a numbered certificate they can verify free, backed by a full evidence record for their files.
Train with confidence
Door supervisor and security guarding courses move fast and are taught in English. Arriving at the right level is what makes the qualification stick.