Ontario Security License Reviews 

At ontario security licence the interaction was very good .They
are very patient and understanding .

Ontario Security License.ca made the whole process simple and easy to follow. The website clearly explained each step, which was really helpful as a first-time applicant. The study materials were well organized and gave me the right preparation for the course and exam. I also had a good experience with customer support — they were quick to respond and very helpful when I had questions. Overall, it was a smooth and professional experience, and I would recommend it to anyone looking to get their Ontario security license online.

Professional agents understand the issues.

The content was easy to understand and also the support was always available when needed

short, sweet, to the point and fast, little expensive

Excellent service, I would recommend everyone, who needs to have a background check hassle free in minutes.
Thank you for your prompt service.

Very responsive. Received my information in no time.

Easy to follow instructions and fast results

This process is very fun and i cant wait to be a guard

It was a good experience for me, really appreciate

Very fantastic work

At first, due to a technical issue on the website, my CPR class was booked incorrectly, different from what I had selected, and this disrupted all of my plans.
However, a support staff member named Sam handled the situation with great professionalism, accuracy, and speed. His careful follow-up and quick action completely resolved my dissatisfaction.
He investigated the website issue thoroughly and managed to compensate for the time I had lost because of the error.
I truly wish all support teams had someone like Sam. His service made a stressful situation much easier and turned a negative experience into a positive one.
Thank you very much for your excellent support.

Soo nice i like to much

Wrong name on verification

The training you offer is good; however, there are a few details that, in my opinion, could be improved. For example, in the quiz for Module 1, question 63, the correct answer is given as “decline the offer.” However, the better answer would be “It depends on the situation.”

Indeed, if, while carrying out their duties, a security officer finds themselves in a situation where a person becomes ill or is injured and a doctor offers their help, refusing would go against all logic, as the doctor is far better suited to assist the person. The same applies if an off-duty police officer identifies themselves and offers to help—refusing such an offer seems completely illogical to me.

Regarding Module 6, page 3, the following leak leads to a 404 error due to the capital “O” in “Oshanswers.”

I received assistance from a supervisor who provided me with a working link, but correcting this link directly in the module would undoubtedly lead to a much better training experience.

One last point I would like to highlight is the waiting time for the verification of the First Aid CPR-AED Level C certificate. In my case, I completed this training with the Canadian Red Cross, and the verification can be done in less than one minute on the Canadian Red Cross website.

It is therefore very difficult to understand why a delay of five business days is required to validate the certificate in order to obtain the TCN.

I hope that my comments will help improve the training for future participants and that they will be beneficial to you as well.

Best regards,

Romain Denat

Everything was good, other than the fact that my CPR certificate took almost a week to verify.

I took a first aid course here. The first aid instructor left without issuing our certificate and a want to be drill Sargent security instructor (I think he was the business owner) entered our class on our break and started to evaluate how he felt about us for some reason. I had a winter hat on because it was winter and it was also cold and he demanded I removed my hat (this person never introduced them self ).
I left the class to see if the first aid instructor was still here because I was there for a first aid course not security training.
This random instructor chased me out of the classroom and started to yelling to the reception desk not to talk to me.
His ego was hurt that I did not remove my hat and he said I wasn’t getting any certificate from his company. I tried to talk to the reception desk to see if anyone reasonable was working and threatened to arrest me and had another security guard from the office approach me.
I have been working security for 10+years there was no need for that small man to get upset and threaten me. I could not risk jeopardizing my security license which I already had so I left and they refused to refund my money.
My work arranged to have me attend the first aid course and despite completing it I had to pay another business out of my own pocket for the 2nd time and miss another day of work repeating the content.
I wish I let him arrest me and waited for the police to come but it wasn’t worth it to me due to this guys potential ability to black ball me within the industry/get my license removed.

A tight, constructive answer you can use:

“My experience was great because the process was clear, organized, and respectful. Communication was timely, and expectations were easy to understand. The company is doing well in providing helpful guidance, maintaining professionalism, and creating a smooth, user‑friendly experience. Continuing to offer clear instructions and quick support will make the experience even stronger.”