UK’s first level 3 Enforcement Agent (Bailiff) Course

Apr 10, 2014 | Enforcement

LEVEL 3 CERTIFICATE FOR ENFORCEMENT AGENTS (BAILIFFS) TAKING CONTROL OF GOODS COURSE

Developed over 18 months, this programme is compliant with all new legislation and is set to lift standards within the enforcement industry.

Training of this level has not been available until now and this course will give both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills that are needed to become a successful Enforcement Agent (bailiff).

This course is endorsed by Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance and is unique in its approach.

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