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Become a security guard in Estonia
The Security Activities Act took effect on 1 July 2024 and sets the framework for security businesses, officers and in-house security.
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Estonia
Where you could work
The examples below come from individual sources; availability varies.
Local job titles
patrulli turvatöötaja · turvamees
Would this suit you?
- You can practise clear communication and calm responses.
- You are willing to follow site instructions and keep accurate records.
Uses turvatöötaja for guarding and distinguishes patrol and operator roles.
View sourceMentions Turvatöötaja tase 4 in a local guarding advert.
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Security industry
Check current local requirements with the linked authority or employer before paying for training.
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Requirements
- Ask which officer category applies to the intended duties.
- Confirm personal suitability and language conditions against the current Estonian rules.
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Identify the officer category
Use the current Act to match the proposed tasks.
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Verify the qualification route
Confirm the recognised training and assessment body with the Police and Border Guard Board.
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Check the employer arrangements
Confirm its authorisation and the worker's required competence before deployment.
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Training
Confirm the current officer qualification, training and language requirements under the post-2024 framework.
Training time
Confirm the current course and assessment timetable with the authority and accepted provider.
Training providers
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Pay
A current security-guard earnings figure has not been verified. Confirm the applicable pay category, hours and allowances.
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Before you apply
- The current implementing rules, provider prices and wages need further research.
- Use the current Estonian consolidated text where the English translation lags.
Local sources
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