Choose the combined path if you already know you want more than one security option.
Some students do not want to start, stop, and come back later if their real goal is to pursue stronger security opportunities. The D + G path is for students who want a more complete plan from the beginning.
Who This Program Is For
- You want the unarmed security path and the armed security path mapped together.
- You are serious about expanding your security work options.
- You want admissions to help you avoid choosing the wrong first step.
- You prefer a combined plan instead of scattered enrollment decisions.
What You Get
- A combined enrollment direction for Class D and Class G training paths.
- A clear explanation of what must be completed first and what requires coordination.
- A stronger planning path for students pursuing broader security opportunities.
- Admissions follow-up after checkout.
Requirements and Compliance Notes
- Class D and Class G have different requirements. Class D is tied to the 40-hour security officer training requirement; Class G is tied to firearm classroom/range training requirements.
- The combined path does not skip state eligibility, application, background, or documentation requirements.
How Enrollment Works
- Enroll online for the combined path.
- Confirm the sequence with admissions.
- Complete the Class D training requirement.
- Coordinate and complete the Class G training requirement where applicable.
Questions Before You Enroll
Why choose D + G together?
Because some students know they want broader security options and prefer one coordinated plan.
Does this mean both licenses are issued automatically?
No. Training supports the licensing path. FDACS licensing and employer decisions remain separate.
Is this for beginners?
It can be, but it is best for serious students ready to commit to a larger security path.
