Online classes. Your first step into security. Your next chapter in Florida. Build toward a career where awareness, professionalism and sound judgment matter every day.
Security is a profession built on responsibility. People count on you to pay attention, communicate clearly and respond with composure. If you are ready to take that responsibility seriously, your next chapter can begin with the right foundation.
Boskeeta Security & Protection is bringing a 40-hour online Class D security license course to aspiring and experienced professionals in 2027, with an announced course price of $125. Whether you are exploring your first security role or preparing to bring your experience to Florida, this is an opportunity to take a deliberate step toward your goal.
The school name is Boskeeta Security & Protection. Online class dates, the learning platform and enrollment details will be announced as the launch approaches. For now, reach out to introduce yourself and tell us where you want your security career to go.
Two starting points. A shared commitment.
New to the field or ready for Florida?
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Start your security career
You do not need years of experience to take your future seriously. Bring a willingness to learn, a professional attitude and the motivation to develop. For entry-level candidates, Class D training is a meaningful step toward understanding the responsibilities of security work and preparing for the Florida licensing process.
Your first assignment may be ahead of you, but your professional habits can start now: show up prepared, ask good questions, listen carefully and take the role seriously.
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Bring your experience to Florida
Already working in executive protection or security in another state? Bring the discipline you have developed and prepare for the requirements of your next market. For agents who need Florida Class D training, this upcoming course offers a focused next step.
Your background matters. So does confirming the credentials required for the work you plan to perform. Check your individual licensing path with Florida's licensing authority before accepting an assignment.
Prepare for your next chapter
Turn interest into a first step.
Tell us whether you are entering the industry or relocating with experience. Ask about the 2027 launch and the information you will need before enrolling.
Online classes are coming in 2027. Registration and access to the learning platform will be announced before classes begin.
Preparing for a security career should start with a clear path forward. Boskeeta Security & Protection is planning online classes for the 40-hour Class D course, giving new candidates and experienced professionals another way to prepare for their Florida licensing journey.
Online does not mean skipping the commitment. Plan to complete the full course and meet its participation and completion requirements. We will share the class schedule, learning platform, technology requirements and attendance details before registration opens. Ask about online classes now so you can plan your next step around the confirmed details.
This page announces the upcoming course. Lessons, student accounts and course access will be provided through the learning platform announced for enrollment.
Understand the path
Training first. Licensing is a separate step.
Florida's Class D training requirement generally calls for at least 40 hours at a licensed security officer school or training facility, with specified alternatives for qualifying applicants. The state, through the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS), determines license eligibility. Review the official Class D license requirements for your circumstances.
Before enrolling, confirm the school's current licensing status, available dates and course details with Boskeeta. If you plan to perform armed work, confirm the additional licensing and qualification requirements for those duties. Planning ahead helps you move toward your goal with clear expectations.
Executive protection training
Boskeeta Partner with Phalanx Training Academy.
Ready to take your next step in executive protection? Explore training opportunities with our partner, Phalanx Training Academy.
Visit Phalanx for current programs, course dates and enrollment details.
Is executive protection training included in the Class D course?
No. The 40-hour online Class D course costs $125. For executive protection training, visit our partner, Phalanx Training Academy, for current programs and enrollment details.
Will online classes be available?
Yes. Boskeeta Security & Protection is planning online Class D classes for 2027 at $125 for the 40-hour course. The schedule, learning platform, attendance requirements and technology needs will be announced before registration opens. Online learning does not change the state licensing requirements.
When does the course start?
The course is coming in 2027. Online classes are planned for the 2027 launch. Class dates, online access instructions and enrollment details will be announced. Contact Boskeeta to express your interest and ask about the launch.
How much is the course?
The announced course price is $125 for 40 hours. This is the course price, not a quote for the complete state licensing process. Ask Boskeeta to confirm course inclusions and any separate application, fingerprinting or other costs before enrolling.
Is this suitable for someone new to security?
Yes. This upcoming course is intended for entry-level candidates preparing to pursue a Florida Class D security officer license. You do not need to arrive with a protection career behind you to begin building a professional foundation.
I already work in executive protection in another state. Is this for me?
This course is also intended for experienced professionals who need Class D training as part of their Florida licensing path. Experience brings value, but do not assume an out-of-state credential authorizes work in Florida. Confirm your individual requirements and any applicable exemptions with FDACS before enrolling or accepting an assignment.
Does completing the course give me a license?
Course completion and state licensure are separate steps. FDACS reviews license applications and determines eligibility. Completing training does not guarantee a license, employment or approval for a particular assignment.
Does a Class D license authorize armed work?
Class D is the security officer license. Armed duties have additional requirements, including the applicable Florida Class G statewide firearm license. The 40-hour Class D course does not include firearms qualification or executive protection training through Phalanx Training Academy.
