BST Testing
 

Currently taking BST course for JIBC.
I was wondering what the format would be for the final test.
ie...written, multiple choice etc..

Im fine with both, just anticipating.

Thanks.

mc

Multiple Choice? Whole thing right? None of it has written?

I'm pretty sure the whole thing is multiple choice.

Thanks dude!

the entire thing is multiple choice

your prof/teacher should be telling you what is on the test as you go along

^lol, really...I took a online course with JIBC. Have to set up and go in on my own time to take the test so I dont think I have a prof there.

^ That's probably BST 1...

BST 2 is hands on..

^yea, apparently, they changed the course now.
BST2 is now some advanced training. Only need BST1 for LPO's.

Ur not gonna get a LPO position if you only have BST, you need security experience first and foremost..

im getting my AST soon, so i'll let u know how it is..

Really, because I am already an LPO...for 2 years....

Yeah, try landing a LPO position now or even go as far back as a year ago without your BST (1+2) and/or any previous security experience and see if you can land a LPO position straight off the bat.

If you can land one, A) you must've given them head.. B) your employer is retarded..

Whats LPO?

loss prevention officer

Ah, ok. Can someone answer a question for me?

If I had BST 1 + 2 and a FAC are there many jobs available for me in this market?

^^ I would think so. Lots of security jobs out there. You have all the basic requirements, and youre arleady trained.
FAC...hmmm maybe Armored Car Services as well?

If you have your FAC, you might as well go right ahead to amoured vehicle services as the pay is better. However, if that's not your forte, you're welcome to apply for work at my company, we are located in the Downtown Eastside, currently seeking Door Guards and LPO. The pay is higher than average.

It's a job certainly not for the weak.

soo easy. got like 90%+ on bst 1

Whats average pay? And why the disclaimer?

cause it's in the Downtown Eastside, you're pretty much dealing with the same demographic that VPD deals with, definitely something that most security guards are not accustom to nor willing to work in. The shit we deal with is far from an average bank security guard handles nor anything like watching concrete pavement dry for 8 hours.