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vkSj Kku dks fodflr djus ds fy, fo’okl ds lkFk viuk dke djrs gSaASPACES INDIA FACILITIES MANAGEMENT & TRAINING (P) LIMITED





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Respected Sir,

SPACES INDIA was launched by me, on completing studies at Harvard University(USA). We aim to raise standards of security service in India through education andtraining. We are a new professional organization, aiming to develop disciplined,talented, hardworking and honest human resource.

The Indian Private Security Industry currently has approximately 5.5 millionsecurity guards employed by about 15,000 security companies. The Indian PrivateSecurity Industry is currently the world’s largest private security force and is expected

to generate one million new jobs every year.The Private Security Industry today can be looked upon as a secured & rewarding

career for a lot of eligible but unemployed youth. With our countrywide PlacementNetwork, we can provide successful employment and rewarding careers to 5000individuals every month.

We, at SPACES INDIA provide a progressive path for career opportunities inPrivate Security Industry.

Our ‘Fundamentals of Security’ program is designed to combat the growingneed for trained Security Professionals around the country. Apart from English and

Hindi, we provide training in Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Marathi languagesas well. The candidates are awarded with a professional certification on successfulcompletion of the training.

Calling AllCollege & School Dropouts I Unemployed Youth I Graduates I Women & Less

Salaried Youth

Eligibility CriteriaPhysically Fit I Age: 18 years & above I Height: Minimum - 5 feet 4 Inches (Male)

and 5 Feet (Female)

Training Duration02 weeks in Bangalore (Free Accommodation is provided and Subsidised Food will

be arranged)

Position – Salary offered upon Placement by usWe have carefully selected our placement partners across the country. So far, we

have over 500 organisations listed with us for their requirements. Our Candidatesreceive Better Salaries as compared to their untrained counterparts. Our candidatesare provided with Free/Subsidised accommodation upon placements.

Security Guard - Rs. 5500 to Rs. 6500 per Month

Security Supervisor - Rs. 7000 to Rs. 9000 per MonthSPACES INDIA FACILITIES MANAGEMENT & TRAINING (P) LIMITED





Security Officer - Rs.10000 to Rs. 12000 per Month

A nominal fee of Rs 2000/- is charged from the candidates for the training program.

Our promise is to make a successful and rewarding career of our students and weseek your cooperation and favourable action towards in making a career of anindividual.

Warm Regards,Vikram [email protected] / +91 94483 81863PREFACE

Even with the bad economy, Private Security Companies are always hiring.

In fact, as the economy gets worse, the demand for Security Guards increasesas the crime rate and undesired social effects are also on the rise. Throw the

increasing terrorism threats into the mix and it is easy to see why the need for

Private Security Guards is still going strong.

An Overview of THE PRIVATE SECURITY INDUSTRY IN INDIA

The Indian Private Security Industry currently has approximately 5.5 million

security guards employed by about 15,000 security companies. The Private Security Business, presently an Rs 22,000 crore industry is

expected to touch Rs 50,000 crore as Security becomes top priority for

Indian firms.

The size of private security industry in India is expected to nearly double

in next four years on the back of increasing demand from services and

manufacturing sectors.

With the advent of The Private Security Agencies Regulation Act 2005(PSARA Act), certain standardisation has set in motion. Strict guidelines

for licensing and training norms are in place.

Earlier, only MNCs and big Indian companies were particular about the

security needs. Now even smaller companies are looking for trained and

verified security personnel and electronic security system.

Demand for private security services has increased by about 35 per cent

this year.SPACES INDIA FACILITIES MANAGEMENT & TRAINING (P) LIMITED





The Indian Private Security Industry is currently the world’s largest private

security force and is expected to generate one million new jobs every

year. India’s Private Security Force could participate in the fight against

terrorism by gathering intelligence information on behalf of the

government, providing a helping hand to India’s 1.6 million police force.

The National Disaster Management Authority has plans to train Private

Security Guards to provide first-hand response services, such as helping in

evacuation, to deal with disaster management situations.


We, at SPACES INDIA, aim to raise standards of security service in India

through education and training. We are a new professional organization, aiming

to develop disciplined, talented, hardworking and honest manpower.

We have developed security management courses to meet the special

needs of security professionals in managing diverse security incidents andconcerns.

Our Training Programs meet the required criteria established by The

Private Security Agencies Regulation Act 2005 (PSARA Act).

Our intensive training programs designed to have the skills built into the

participants, to give them that confidence, that edge to think and project

that they take up the challenging job and give excellent performance

We seek to undertake the stress of recruiting and enabling our placementpartners to do their business with minimal disruption.

THE TRAINING ACADEMY

We provide training and education services that meets the dynamic needs

of corporations as well as individuals in the fields of Security and Safety.

We are complete service training facility with Full Time Instructors who

skills are constantly upgraded for relevance in the security industry.






Our Structured Courses guide participants through a systematic training

path. This allows them to develop security competency, skills &

knowledge to perform their job with confidence. Using tutorials, videos, discussions, case studies and practical exercises,

our training methodology inspires Interest and encourages Participation to

generate a positive learning experience.

We adopt a Practical Approach to familiarise the trainees with real life

scenarios.

PLACEMENT CELL

We seek to undertake the stress of recruiting and enabling our placement

partners to do their business with minimal disruption.

Position – Salary offered upon Placement by us

Security Guard - Rs. 5500 to Rs. 6500 per Month Security Supervisor - Rs. 7000 to Rs. 9000 per Month

Security Officer - Rs.10000 to Rs. 12000 per Month

Our Candidates receive Better Payments as compared to their untrained

counterparts. Our Placement Partners comply with labour laws by duly providing

PF and ESI Benefits to their employees. Our students also get free

accommodation and in most cases subsidised food facilities. Few of our

placement partners, also offer free additional accidental / life insurance apartfrom ESI Coverage as method to attract Security Guards.

We, at SPACES, believe that “Unemployability is a bigger crisis thanUnemployment”.

Unemployable means that one neither has the skills nor attitude to be

gainfully employed.











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