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Physical Security 

What is Physical Security?

Physical Security focuses on protecting people, property, facilities, and assets from threats such as theft, vandalism, intrusion, sabotage, and emergencies through effective preventive and response measures.

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What is the Physical Security course at Finstock Evarsity College about?

The Physical Security course at Finstock Evarsity College is a 1-month practical online program designed to equip learners with essential skills in risk assessment, access control, perimeter protection, surveillance, and emergency response planning.

Who should enroll in this course?

This course is suitable for:

• Security officers and supervisors

• Facility and property managers

• Event and residential security personnel

• Risk and loss prevention professionals

• Individuals seeking entry or advancement in the security sector

Is there a minimum grade required to study Physical Security?

No. There is no minimum entry grade required to enroll in the Physical Security course.

How long does the Physical Security course take?

The course is designed to be completed in one month, with flexible self-paced learning.

How is the course delivered?

The course is delivered fully online through:

• Self-instructional digital study modules

• Interactive online tools and self-tests

• Cloud-based learning content

• Video lectures and audiovisual materials

You can study from home or the office at your convenience.

Will I have access to tutor support?

Yes. Once enrolled, you will have access to the e-learning platform, learner forums, and tutor support throughout the course.

What topics are covered in the course?

Key topics include:

• Physical security principles and best practices

• Risk and threat assessment

• Access control systems

• Surveillance and perimeter protection

• Emergency and incident response planning

• Legal, ethical, and regulatory considerations

What skills will I gain from this course?

You will gain skills in:

• Identifying and mitigating physical security risks

• Designing and evaluating security plans

• Using surveillance and access control technologies

• Conducting security audits and inspections

• Responding effectively to security incidents

Why is Physical Security important?

Physical Security is essential for protecting assets, ensuring personal safety, preventing unauthorized access, supporting business continuity, and deterring criminal activity in organizations and communities.

Does the course cover security technology?

Yes. The course introduces security technologies, including surveillance systems, alarms, and access control mechanisms, and how they are applied in real environments.

Does Physical Security integrate with cybersecurity?

Yes. The course highlights how physical security complements Cybersecurity by protecting hardware, servers, and infrastructure from physical tampering.

What career opportunities are available after completing this course?

Graduates can pursue roles such as:

• Security Officer or Supervisor

• Physical Security Consultant

• Security Systems Technician

• Loss Prevention Specialist

• Event Security Manager

• Facility or Residential Security Manager

• Risk Assessment Officer

• Private Investigator (Physical Security Focus)

• Government or Military Security Roles

• Cyber-Physical Security Specialist

• Security Trainer

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Will I receive a certificate after completion?

Yes. Both freemium and premium options come with a downloadable certificate of completion.

Can I study while working?

Yes. The course is flexible and self-paced, making it ideal for working professionals.

Is this course available in Kenya?

Yes. The Physical Security course is available online in Kenya and accessible globally.

Why study Physical Security at Finstock Evarsity College?

Finstock Evarsity College offers:

• Flexible and affordable online learning

• Instant registration and access

• Practical, career-oriented security training

• Global learner community

• Recognized certificates for professional development