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Free SIA Door Supervisor Mock Tests — Original Practice Questions

Take a full mock test, then drill each unit of the Level 2 door supervisor qualification — the door supervisor role, working in security, conflict management, and physical intervention. Instant scoring, a written explanation for every answer, no signup.

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How to Become a Door Supervisor in 4 Steps

The route to an SIA door supervisor licence is the same across the UK. Here is the roadmap, then the full guide.

1

Do Your Emergency First Aid

A valid Emergency First Aid at Work qualification (usually one day) has been a mandatory prerequisite for the door supervisor course since 1 April 2021. It is often bundled into the training package.

2

Take the Level 2 Award

Complete the Level 2 Award for Working as a Door Supervisor with an SIA-endorsed awarding organisation — about six days of training across four units, ending in the exams and a practical assessment.

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Pass the Unit Exams

Units 1 to 3 are multiple-choice exams; Unit 4 is a practical. Take our free mock tests and keep drilling each unit until you are scoring comfortably.

4

Apply to the SIA

Apply on GOV.UK, prove your identity and right to work, pass the criminal record check, and pay the £204 fee. See the full licence guide.

Licence guide

Everything You Need to Get Your SIA Licence

Passing the exams is only half the job. Our plain-English guide walks through the qualification, the £204 SIA fee, identity and right-to-work checks, the criminal record check, costs, and how to renew — all sourced from GOV.UK and awarding-body specifications.

£204

SIA licence fee (from April 2026), non-refundable

3 years

How long a frontline door supervisor licence lasts

18+

Minimum age to hold an SIA licence

~6 days

Typical Level 2 training, including first aid

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the mock tests and the SIA door supervisor licence

Are these door supervisor mock tests really free?

Yes — all 149 practice questions are free, with no signup and no credit card. They are organised into 4 unit tests, plus a full mock that mixes questions across every unit. Each test scores you instantly and gives a written explanation for every answer, right or wrong, and you can retake any of them as many times as you like.

Are these the real SIA door supervisor exam questions?

No. The real exams are confidential to the awarding organisations, and any site claiming to sell them should be treated with caution. Every question here is original, written to mirror the style, difficulty, and content of the door supervisor knowledge units. Scoring well is strong evidence you are ready — it is not a preview of the exact questions you will sit.

What qualification do I need to become a door supervisor in the UK?

You need the Level 2 Award for Working as a Door Supervisor within the Private Security Industry, plus a valid emergency first aid qualification, before you can apply for an SIA door supervisor licence. The award is delivered by SIA-endorsed awarding organisations and is usually taught over about six days, including the first aid day.

How many units and exams are there?

There are four mandatory units: Working as a Door Supervisor, Working within the Private Security Industry, Conflict Management, and Physical Intervention Skills. Units 1 to 3 are assessed by multiple-choice exams; Unit 4 (physical intervention) is assessed by a practical assessment plus a short knowledge check rather than a standard written exam. You must pass every unit.

How much does an SIA door supervisor licence cost?

The SIA licence application fee is £204 (it rose from £184 on 1 April 2026) and is non-refundable. That is separate from your training course, which typically costs somewhere around £180 to £350 depending on the provider and whether first aid is included. Budget roughly £400 to £560 in total to qualify from scratch.

How long is a door supervisor licence valid for?

A frontline SIA door supervisor licence lasts three years. You must renew it before it expires — you can apply from four months before the expiry date — and renewal now requires completing refresher training first. If your licence lapses before you renew, you must apply for a brand-new licence instead.

DoorSupervisorTests is an independent study resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Security Industry Authority (SIA) or any awarding body.

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