Security school training courses in Dearborn, MI (public, in-house or online)

The Network Infrastructure Essentials Certificate of Achievement is also offered through HFCC’’s Computer
Networking Academy program. Students may apply for this certificate upon successful completion of the
Network Infrastructure Essentials course. This is a basic course designed for students interested in the
physical aspects of voice and data network cabling, infrastructure design, and installation. This course
helps prepare students for certification in network cab...

Full archival course description>>

To earn Certified Security Salesperson status, students must successfully complete the Understanding Alarm Systems course and the Essential Sales Training course and pass each course’s proctored multiple-choice examination. Those holding Certified Alarm Technician Level I certification status may earn Certified Security Salesperson status by attending and successfully completing the Essential Sales Training course and examination.

To earn Certified System Integrator (CSI) status, a student must hold a CAT I or higher certification for a minimum of 36 months and successfully complete four courses of study:

Certified Alarm Technician course, or the online equivalent, and pass the two-hour, proctored examination;
Fire Alarm Installation Methods course, or the online equivalent, and pass the two-hour, proctored examination;
Electronic Access Control course, or the online equivalent and pass the two-hour, proct...

Full archival course description>>

To earn Certified Service Technician (CST) status, a student must hold a CAT I or higher certification for a minimum of 24 months and successfully complete three courses of study:

Advanced Intrusion Systems course, or the online equivalent, and pass the two-hour, proctored examination;
Fire Alarm Installation Methods course, or the online equivalent, and pass the two-hour, proctored examination; and
Troubleshooting, Service and Maintenance course, or online equivalent, and pass t...

Full archival course description>>

Two Exams: a) two-hour, multiple choice examination (FAIM); b) one-hour, multiple-choice examination (LSC)
Two Training Requirements: a) two-day Fire Alarm Installation Methods (FAIM) course; b) one-day Life Safety Code (LSC) course