The SRMC® course has been specially designed by subject experts to provide a comprehensive and diverse learning experience that aims to equip individuals with the practical skills, knowledge and competence to operate confidently, and credibly, as a Security and Risk Management Consultant.


Throughout the distance learning course we enable you to achieve a broad and comprehensive understanding of risk management and its associated practices. The goal is to not only significantly improve your skill set and gain a selection of recognised qualifications, but to also develop your practical understanding and widen your future career opportunities. As an example, many of our former students have gone on to secure senior positions within the 'Big Four' consultancies; Energy and Extractives, Aviation, Defence and Media, as well as other leading risk management organisations. The course will also equip you with the skills required to consult in a broad range of risk management and business practices.

English Proficiency

Thank you for your interest in our course. We would like to inform you that applicants who do not have English as a first language will need to have an online discussion with the course tutor before we can accept you onto the course.

This is to ensure that you have the necessary level of English proficiency to successfully engage with the course materials at this level.

Once the course tutor has met you and if he is content, you will be eligible to begin the course. If your English proficiency needs development, the tutor may recommend that you take additional English language courses before reapplying for the course.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter, as we aim to provide the best possible educational experience for all of our students. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns regarding this requirement.
  • ATHE Level 6 Security Risk Management Consultancy qualification

    A degree level Ofqual regulated qualification awarding the post-nominals, SRMC(A).

  • Online access 24 hours a day,
    7 days a week

    Complete 3 online units from the comfort of your own home.

  • 24 weeks to complete
    assignments

    Detailed assessment focused sessions for all 3 units with assessor webinar support available throughout.

SRMC® Level 6 Distance Learning

The SRMC® Level 6 course has been specifically developed to assist security professionals to gain a deeper understanding of their industry, further develop their range of skills and techniques and broaden their knowledge throughout 7 units covering Security, Consultancy and Business risk.

  • Achieve an industry recognised qualification; the ATHE Level 6 Award in Security Risk Management Consultancy.

  • Build your Continuing Professional Development portfolio with 2 accredited certificates: Cyber Security (6 Credits) and Travel Risk Management (6 Credits).

  • Be fully supported throughout your multimedia distance learning journey. Learn from industry leading lecturers, interactive sessions, discussion forms, 1:1 tutorial options, bonus material and more, with full access to all 7 units.

  • Benefit from membership to the exclusive SRM Alumni; a diverse association designed to educate, innovate and inspire it's members across industries through social events, business opportunities and relationship building.

  • On completion, gain the coveted post-nominals ‘SRMC(A)’ and officially display your accomplishment and professional competency within the Security and Risk Management industry.

Elective Units

One of the following units must be completed and assignments passed (alongside the two compulsory units) to gain the SRMC Level 6 qualification

Pricing options


Both of the following options include the cost of registration and marking. If your employer is covering this cost (including ELC's), or if you are an employer looking to enrol multiple students please get in touch.

Frontier Risks Group is proud to be an ELCAS Approved Training Provider.

This ATHE Level 6 Award in Security Risk Management Consultancy is supported by the ELC scheme. Before enrolling and paying a deposit, students using the scheme must provide their Claim Authorisation Note (CAN).

Course Dates

Frequently Asked Questions

If your questions are not answered here, please get in touch

  • How does this distance learning course work?

    The Level 6 SRMC® Distance Course is delivered to you fully online, using a blend of live and recorded sessions, supported by a range of resources and course features. The course is designed to be accessible to you wherever you are located, as long as you have Internet access.

  • Who teaches the course?

    The course is led by the designated Course Leader, and the various Unit learning sessions are delivered by subject specialists. You will be able to communicate with the Course Leader who will support, guide and advise you throughout the programme.

  • What’s the structure?

    The Course is structured in three units, each of the units is eight weeks in duration. Overall, the course lasts for 24 weeks. You will have two core modules to complete and one that you can choose from a list of subject areas. These are highlighted in the course information above.

  • When does course take place?

    A new cohort begins every month, the calendar for this training year is shown on the page above. You may join any upcoming cohort during the training year.

  • What happens if I need to pause my studies or move to a different cohort?

    No problem-just contact the Course Leader and we will be able to move to a different cohort.

  • What happens if I fall behind?

    If you are struggling to keep up, or need more time and support, all you need to do is to contact the Course Leader and you will receive the necessary support, guidance and advice to keep you on track. The FRG Team is highly experienced in delivering and supporting online learning and we are here to assist you throughout.

  • What if I am in a completely different time zone?

    You have access to the materials 24/7; and all live sessions will be timetabled so that they are able to match time zone requirements of each cohort where possible. In some cases, there will be repeated live sessions to ensure that all students have the opportunity to attend from varied time zones and each live session will be recorded and uploaded for students to listen back in their own time.

  • I have never studied at this level before, how difficult is it?

    You will need to be committed to your studies and will have to do some reading in your own time. The course is not designed to catch you out, but to provide you with information and content that increases your knowledge. As always, if you feel that you are struggling, all that you need to do is contact the Course Leader for assistance.

  • How many hours a week will I need to study?

    You will need to be prepared to study for about five hours per week as a minimum. The actual amount of time you spend on the course will depend on the amount of effort that you can commit and your other priorities. However, you will be expected to self-study to build your knowledge and understanding and to prepare for your assignments.

  • What types of assessments are there on this course?

    Each Unit has an assessment, and these vary from case studies to presentations, essays and reports. You will be given the timescales, requirements and full details in your Assignment Brief provided by the Course Leader. You must pass all assessments from the two core units and one elective unit to successfully complete the course. As always, your course leader will be there to guide and advise.

  • When can I expect feedback on my assessments?

    Provisional feedback on marked assessments will normally be given to you electronically within 3 working weeks, if not earlier. Final results will need to be ratified by our accrediting body, ATHE, who externally assess your work once all three units are complete. You will receive your final results at the end of this process.

  • Apart from the online live sessions will there be any other face-to-face teaching?

    For those who wish to, and at your own expense for food and accommodation, you will be able to attend our residential SRMC course for specific subject sessions related to your studies as an additional option.

  • Sounds great-how do I enrol?

    Choose one of the payment methods outlined above and immediately enrol, or reach out to one of the team if you wish to claim use of your ELCAS or pay via another method. At the start of the course, you will be prompted to fill out a Student Information Form where you will be able to pick your chosen cohort and elective unit.