Acceptable use

When you create an account you agree to this:

This training is for lawful professional and educational use. It is readiness training: it does not grant any licence, accreditation or authority. Follow the law where you work.

These rules are part of our Terms of use.

Everyone must

• Use Guarding.Tech only for lawful professional, educational or personal learning.
• Keep your account to yourself. Do not let anyone else use it or take an assessment for you.
• Do the assessments yourself. Do not copy, record, share or publish questions or answers.
• Do not present a Record of Completion as more than it is: it shows you completed our course; it is not a licence or a qualification from any authority.

Nobody may

• Copy, download in bulk, scrape or republish our content, or use it to train computer models.
• Try to break into, overload, test the security of, or get round the limits of the platform without our written permission. (If you find a security problem, please tell us: grievance@vsvsv.tech.)
• Upload or send anything unlawful, harmful, abusive or that belongs to someone else.
• Use Guarding.Tech in a way that breaks the law of the place where you are.

Rules for Guarding.Tech

• Do not present our course or Record as PSARA training, a PSARA certificate, a licence, or ISPS or AVSEC training, or as something a regulator, police force or government has approved.
• Employers and agencies must not tell clients, regulators or guards that our Records replace training the law requires.
• Organisations that send guard tests must have the right to give us the guards' names and mobile numbers, must use the test only to help the guard learn and to plan training, and must not pressure anyone into taking it.
• Use what you learn to keep people safe. The lessons tell you what a guard may and may not do; they do not give you any power to search, hold or use force beyond what the law of your place already allows.

If the rules are broken

We may remove content, withdraw a Record, suspend or close the account, and, where the law requires, tell the authorities. See section 12 of the Terms of use.