Bodyguard career

I want to become a Bodyguard so can you please give me details about the career opportunities of this?

[Kiran Chandar]

Bodyguards protect individuals or groups from risk of violence, kidnapping or any other harmful situation.

Entry requirements
To work as a CPO in England and Wales you are required by law to have a SIA licence.

To get a licence you will need:
To be aged 18 or over
Identity and criminal record checks
Complete a SIA approved training course
Provide evidence that you have a recognised first aid award

Skills, interests and qualities
Quick reactions
Good observational skills
The ability to recognise potentially dangerous situations
Discretion and understand the need for client confidentiality
Calmness under pressure
The ability to adapt and improvise in different situations
Decision-making and planning skills
Good written and spoken communication skills

Salary
Remuneration is often paid on a contractual basis

A daily rate is common and the amount paid depends on the risk factor involved.
Low risk, national operations pay from £300 - £400 per day.

Medium risk overseas operations pay around £400 - £500 per day.

High risk operations pay around £1000 per day.

Extremely high risk operations pay up to £1500 per day.