Florida Class D Security Officer Training
A controlled Preview UAT environment from OBSERRA EXECUTIVE PROTECTION & INTELLIGENCE LLC, engineered to test live instruction, secure enrollment controls, verified attendance, student interaction, learning checks, examination controls, training records, and post-course administration without awarding course credit.
Four planned live lessons every authorized training day
The controlled design provides four 120-minute live instructional lessons per day, with a 15-minute break after Lessons 1, 2, and 3. During non-credit Preview UAT, the LMS tests separate tracking for instruction, breaks, connection time, security-question responses, attendance, and participation, but awards no instructional credit. Break time is recorded but is never credited toward the required 40 instructional hours. The certification examination is controlled separately from the 40 instructional hours.
Instructor-led and interaction rich
The non-credit Preview UAT classroom tests real-time instructor presence and auditable student participation rather than passive video playback. Test results do not establish FDACS approval or production authorization.
Photo-ID controls before secure live video
When authorized testing or regulated enrollment is available, the protected LMS guides the student through each controlled step. Identity images remain with the hosted verification provider and are not copied into the LMS.
Preview UAT is non-credit. Completing any test activity does not complete the course. Completing training does not itself issue a Florida Class D Security Officer license. Students must satisfy applicable Florida licensing requirements and receive the license from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS). OBSERRA EXECUTIVE PROTECTION & INTELLIGENCE LLC does not claim FDACS approval or production authorization. FDACS provider and course authorization have not been granted. Enrollment, course credit, completion, certificates, and Licensing Information and Alert System (LIAS) reporting remain disabled until every applicable authorization gate is satisfied.