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Certificate in Border Security Management

Name: Certificate in Border Security Management
Price: 5094 SGD

Training Provider: SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC

Course Reference: TGS-2025053199

S$5,094

About This Course

There are 4 modules covered under this Certificate:
1. Legislations Concerning Border Control
2. Border Security Management
3. Security Methods of Border Control
4. Security Profiling of Travellers

What You'll Learn

The Certificate in Border Security Management provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of border control policies, security methods, and profiling techniques. It covers key legislations governing immigration and customs enforcement in Singapore, border security management strategies, and international standards for travel document verification. Participants will explore various security measures, including document authentication, physical barriers, and surveillance technologies, as well as layered screening and profiling techniques to detect illegal travellers or smugglers. The module also examines the role of data analytics and facial recognition in border security while addressing ethical considerations in profiling.

Entry Requirements

GCE ‘O’ Levels:
3 relevant passes and 1-year relevant working experience:
Subjects/Min. Grade:
1. English Language: Grade 6
2. Mathematics (Elementary or Additional): Grade 6
3. Physics: Grade 6

FT Nitec:
GPA > 3.5 OR GPA > 3.0 and 1 year of relevant working experience

PT Nitec in Technology/Services: GPA > 3.5 and 1 year of relevant working experience

FT Higher Nitec: GPA > 2.0 OR GPA > 1.5 and 1 year of relevant working experience

PT Higher Nitec in Technology/Services: GPA > 2.0 and 1 year of relevant working experience

WSQ Diploma: Relevant WSQ Advanced Certificate (or higher) with 1 year of relevant working experience and Level 6 for both WSQ Workplace Literacy SOA & Workplace Numeracy SOA.

Without any of the relevant academic qualifications: At least 2 years of relevant working experience.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): Applicants who do not meet the entry requirements may be considered for admission to the course based on supporting evidence