Top-Rated Security Guard Card Courses in
Victorville & Rancho Cucamonga, California
Get certified with our In-Person & Virtual Guard Card Courses in California.
8 hours in-person, 32 hours virtual. Fast, flexible, and BSIS-approved.
BSIS Guard Card Courses in Victorville & Rancho Cucamonga
Ready to start your career in private security? ASET Training offers the most efficient hybrid training model for students in Victorville, Rancho Cucamonga, and across the Inland Empire. We combine essential in-person instruction with the convenience of self-paced and on-line security guard courses to get you licensed and on the job fast.

In-Person Training & Live Scan
Complete your mandatory 8-hour “Power to Arrest” course at our Victorville or Rancho Cucamonga sites. We provide

Submit to the State
Once in-person training is done, submit your application via the

32 Hours Virtual
Finish your remaining
BUNDLE & SAVE ON BSIS Guard Card Courses
IN-PERSON BSIS Guard Card Courses
In-Person 8-Hour Training & Live Scan
$170
In-Person Baton Training & Certification
$120
In-Person SB-1626 Campus Security
$200
Need to Add More Guard Card Training Hours?
YOU MUST COMPLETE THE IN-PERSON TRAINING OF Powers to Arrest (3 hours) and Appropriate Use of Force (5 hours) BEFORE PURCHASING THESE CLASSES.
At ASET.Training, we make completing your California Guard Card training easy, flexible, and fully compliant with state requirements. Whether you need to finish your initial 40-hour training or you’re renewing your Guard Card for another year, our individual online courses help you stay on track—without having to repurchase a full training package.
Important Reminder About Completing Your Guard Card Course On Time
Before you can legally work as a security guard in California, you must complete an approved guard card course and submit your BSIS Guard Card application, including Live Scan fingerprinting. Make sure your training provider is BSIS-certified and that all required hours are completed within the specified deadlines.
Failing to meet state requirements can delay your approval or result in fines for both you and your employer. Always carry your valid Guard Card while on duty and renew your certification annually to remain in good standing.


























