The session explores how the qualification can help organisations strengthen their understanding of terrorism risk, protective security and preparedness, in the context of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, commonly known as Martyn's Law.
Hosted by Kit Salt, Director of Partnerships and Innovation at SFJ Awards, the webinar includes contributions from Andy Costello, Head of Product and Innovation, who outlines the development, design and intent of the qualification.
The session also features perspectives from the National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO), a training provider involved in the pilot (Mercury Training), and a learner who shares first-hand reflections on the impact of completing the qualification, and what it has meant for them and their organisation.
The speakers provide practical insight into what the qualification covers, who it is for and how it can help organisations build knowledge, capability and confidence in counter terrorism preparedness.
