Standardization Framework of Security Training Centers Towards Stability
Keywords:
Police Regulators, Pre-Licensing, Re-Training, Security Training Centres, Security GuardsAbstract
This study delved into the standardization of security training centers in the Philippines. A survey among the owners and managers of security training centers, security guards, and police regulators was conducted. The assessed indicators were training objectives, training contents and design, training instructors, transfer of knowledge and skills in re-training, learning concepts, training features, learning motivation, learning objectives, learning view, and learning engagement in pre-licensing. A high standard was assessed on the two variables. Profiles as moderating factors in the assessment did not yield significant differences. The standardization yielded a positive return on equity and return on assets to the security training centers.
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