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Security

An LVC Faculty

English for Security

The Faculty of Security

“Nothing is more important than our safety and security. That is why governments and

businesses are increasing their investment in this area.

Moreover, a job in the security sector often necessitates working internationally or with people of

other nationalities. Consequently, English language skills are considered vital for employees in

this sector.

Prepare for a career in security with English at LVC.”

Security at LVC

“LVC is ready to prepare you for work in the security sector. The Faculty of Security offers courses

for the air force, the army, the navy, the police and security personnel. These courses give

learners the essential vocabulary for their chosen field while providing opportunities to use the

language in realistic speaking activities.

Additionally, LVC has the ability to create individual, fully customized courses designed to meet

your requirements. Speak with an LVC consultant today regarding your English language needs.

Get the career advantage you need by improving your English at LVC’s Faculty of Security.”

Rita Costa Director of Studies

English Department

Erlend Firth ESP Consultant

Air Force

Unit 1 – Parts of an Airplane

Unit 2 – Parts of a Helicopter

Unit 3 – Spatial Relationships

Unit 4 – Radio Communication

Unit 5 – Rank Structure

Unit 6 – Base Structures

Unit 7 – NATO Organization

Unit 8 – Military Organization

Unit 9 – Training

Unit 10 – Uniforms

Unit 11 – Pilot

Unit 12 – Air Traffic Control

Unit 13 – Maintenance

Unit 14 – Pararescue

Unit 15 – Weather

Unit 1 – The Fighter Jet

Unit 2 – UAVs

Unit 3 – The Bomber

Unit 4 – Cargo Airplanes

Unit 5 – Gunships

Unit 6 – Tankers

Unit 7 – Reconnaissance Aircraft

Unit 8 – Helicopters

Unit 9 – Cruise Missiles

Unit 10 – Supression of Air Defense

Unit 11 – Humanitarian Operations

Unit 12 – Counterterrorism Operations

Unit 13 – Counter-Drug Operations

Unit 14 – Small Scale Contingencies

Unit 15 – Close Air Support

Unit 1 – Fighter Unit

Unit 2 – Bomber Unit

Unit 3 – Search and Rescue

Unit 4 – Targets

Unit 5 – Air-to-Air Missiles

Unit 6 – Air-to-Surface Missiles

Unit 7 – Surface-to-Air Missles

Unit 8 – Cannons

Unit 9 – Anti-Ship and Anti-Submarine

Unit 10 – Centers of Gravity

Unit 11 – Surprise Attack

Unit 12 – Strategic Attack

Unit 13 – Psychological Effects

Unit 14 – Joint Air Attack Team

Unit 15 – Phases of Attack

Air Force Air Force is a new educational resource for people who are serving or intending to serve as professionals in the

aerial division of the armed forces, and who want to improve their English communication skills in a profession-

oriented environment. Incorporating career-specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-by-step instruction

that immerses students in the key language components. Air Force addresses topic including: the parts, types and

functions of aircraft; air force organization and training; the range of air force career specializations; the types and

characteristics of air force weaponry; air force tactics and strategy; and many more.

Levels: The series is organized into three levels of difficulty and offers a minimum of 400 vocabulary terms and phrases.

Every unit includes a test of reading comprehension, vocabulary and listening skills and leads students through

written and oral production.

Included Features: A variety of realistic reading passages, career-specific dialogues, 45 reading and listening comprehension checks,

over 400 vocabulary terms and phrases, guided speaking and writing exercises, complete glossary of terms and

phrases.

Level 1 - 101 Level 2 - 201 Level 3 - 301

FireFighter

Unit 1 – Defining Fire

Unit 2 – Types of Fire

Unit 3 – Traits of a Firefighter

Unit 4 – Roles of a Firefighter

Unit 5 – The Department 1

Unit 6 – The Department 2

Unit 7 – Personal Equipment

Unit 8 – Respiratory Protection

Unit 9 – Tools

Unit 10 – Types of Buildings

Unit 11 – Parts of a Building

Unit 12 – Measurements

Unit 13 – Common Hazards

Unit 14 – Safety Procedures 1

Unit 15 – Safety Procedures 2

Unit 1 – Fuel Classifications

Unit 2 – Fire Extinguishers

Unit 3 – Sprinkler Systems

Unit 4 – Water Supplies

Unit 5 – Hydrants

Unit 6 – Hoses 1

Unit 7 – Hoses 2

Unit 8 – Parts of a Ladder

Unit 9 – Types of Ladders

Unit 10 – Ladder Safety

Unit 11 – Ropes and Knots

Unit 12 – Equipment Maintenance

Unit 13 – Detection Systems

Unit 14 – Emergency Communications

Unit 15 – Radio Procedures

Unit 1 – Responding to a Fire

Unit 2 – Fire Suppression Basics

Unit 3 – Structural Fire Suppression

Unit 4 – Ground Fire Suppression

Unit 5 – Vehicular Fire Suppression

Unit 6 – Search

Unit 7 – Victim Removal

Unit 8 – Entrapment

Unit 9 – Motor Vehicle Rescue

Unit 10 – Medical Response 1

Unit 11 – Medical Response 2

Unit 12 – Terrorism and Disaster Response

Unit 13 – Salvage and Cause Determination

Unit 14 – Firefighter Health

Unit 15 – Prevention and Awareness

Firefighter: Firefighter is a new educational resource for firefighters who want to improve their English communication in a work

environment. Incorporating career specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-by-step instruction that

immerses students in the four key language components: reading, listening, speaking and writing. Firefighter

addresses topics including equipment, hazards, emergency communications, fire suppression and medical

responses.






phrases.


Military

Unit 1 – Pistol

Unit 2 – Rifle

Unit 3 – Mortar

Unit 4 – Gun

Unit 5 – Tank

Unit 6 – Radio Basics

Unit 7 – On Post

Unit 8 – Food

Unit 9 – First Aid

Unit 10 – Uniforms and Tactical Gear

Unit 11 – Rank Structure

Unit 12 – Military Organization

Unit 13 – Arms and Services

Unit 14 – Map Reading 1

Unit 15 – Map Reading 2

Unit 1 – Mines

Unit 2 – Anti-Tank Weapons

Unit 3 – Machine Guns

Unit 4 – Future Weapons

Unit 5 – Armored Fighting Vehicles

Unit 6 – Multi-Purpose Vehicles

Unit 7 – Strykers

Unit 8 – Air Defense Systems

Unit 9 – Helicopters (Utility)

Unit 10 – Helicopters (Attack)

Unit 11 – Peacekeeping Missions

Unit 12 – Convoys

Unit 13 – Patrols

Unit 14 – Search and Rescue

Unit 15 – Checkpoints

Unit 1 – Infantry

Unit 2 – Armor

Unit 3 – Artillery

Unit 4 – Engineers

Unit 5 – Military Intelligence

Unit 6 – Public Affairs

Unit 7 – Airborne Forces

Unit 8 – Special Forces

Unit 9 – Crowd Control

Unit 10 – Limited Visibility Techniques

Unit 11 – Urban Operations

Unit 12 – Reconnaissance

Unit 13 – Movement to Contact

Unit 14 – Attack

Unit 15 – Observation Post

Command & Control Command & Control focuses on English language specifically related to the armed forces. It is a specialist course for

people who are or wish to become military professionals. Incorporating career specific vocabulary and contexts

related to the armed forces, each unit offers step-by-step instruction that immerses students in the four key language

components: reading, listening, speaking and writing.






phrases.


Navy

Unit 1 – Ship Structure: Exterior

Unit 2 – Ship Structure: Interior

Unit 3 – Nautical Directions

Unit 4 – Ship Systems

Unit 5 – Audio Communication

Unit 6 – Visual Communication

Unit 7 – Weather

Unit 8 – First Aid

Unit 9 – Rank and Rate

Unit 10 – Command Structure

Unit 11 – Departments and Divisions

Unit 12 – Uniforms

Unit 13 – Shipboard Duties

Unit 14 – Bills

Unit 15 – Conditions of Readiness

Unit 1 – Ship Characteristics

Unit 2 – Aircraft Carriers

Unit 3 – Cruisers

Unit 4 – Destroyers and Frigates

Unit 5 – Submarines

Unit 6 – Amphibious Warfare Ships

Unit 7 – Patrol Combatants

Unit 8 – Missiles and Rockets

Unit 9 – Mines and Torpedoes

Unit 10 – Guns

Unit 11 – Marlinespike Seamanship

Unit 12 – Mooring

Unit 13 – Anchoring

Unit 14 – Towing

Unit 15 – Deck Seamanship

Unit 1 – Ships and Service Craft

Unit 2 – Mine Warfare Ships

Unit 3 – Boats

Unit 4 – Boat Crews and Equipment

Unit 5 – Parts of an Aircraft

Unit 6 – Attack Aircraft

Unit 7 – Support Aircraft

Unit 8 – Aircraft Squadrons

Unit 9 – Elements of Navigation

Unit 10 – Navigation Methods

Unit 11 – Navigation Instruments

Unit 12 – Tides, Currents and Winds

Unit 13 – Security

Unit 14 – Safety and Emergencies

Unit 15 – Damage Control

Navy: Navy is a new educational source for people who are serving or intending to serve as naval professionals and who

want to improve their English communication skills in a profession-oriented environment. Incorporating career-

specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-by-step instruction that immerses students in the four key

language components: reading, listening, speaking and writing. Navy addresses topics including parts of a ship,

nautical language, types of ships, weaponry, navigation and more.






phrases.


Police

Unit 1 – Suspects

Unit 2 – Citizens

Unit 3 – Vehicles

Unit 4 – Personal Items 1

Unit 5 – Personal Items 2

Unit 6 – Walking Directions

Unit 7 – Driving Directions

Unit 8 – Emergency Calls

Unit 9 – Traffic Stops

Unit 10 – Car Accidents

Unit 11 – Pickpocket

Unit 12 – Hotel Room Theft

Unit 13 – Robbery

Unit 14 – Taxi Fraud

Unit 15 – Auto Theft

Unit 1 – Basic Equipment

Unit 2 – Vehicles

Unit 3 – Weapons

Unit 4 – Non-Lethal Weapons

Unit 5 – Radio Communications

Unit 6 – Providing First Aid

Unit 7 – Directing Traffic

Unit 8 – Interviewing Witnesses

Unit 9 – Lost qnd Stolen Property

Unit 10 – Patrolling

Unit 11 – Disturbing the Peace

Unit 12 – Weapons Possession

Unit 13 – Assault

Unit 14 – Battery

Unit 15 – Prostitution

Unit 1 – Organization

Unit 2 – Departments

Unit 3 – Detention Centers

Unit 4 – Crime Prevention

Unit 5 – Searching Suspects

Unit 6 – Establishing Crime Scenes

Unit 7 – Crowd Control

Unit 8 – Pusuit

Unit 9 – Making an Arrest

Unit 10 – Processing Suspects

Unit 11 – Anti-Terrorism

Unit 12 – Drug Possession

Unit 13 – Drug Distribution

Unit 14 – Identity Theft

Unit 15 – Homicide

Police: Police is a new educational resource for people who are serving or intending to serve as professionals in law

enforcement, and who want to improve their English communication skills in a profession-oriented environment.

Incorporating career-specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-by-step instruction that immerses

students in the key language components. Police addresses topics including: description of people, vehicles and

possessions, specific police operations, types of crime, police equipment, administration, organization and command

and many more.






phrases.


Security Personnel

Unit 1 – Traits of a Security Officer

Unit 2 – Types of Security Officers

Unit 3 – Personal Appearance

Unit 4 – Uniforms

Unit 5 – Equipment

Unit 6 – Patrol

Unit 7 – Surveillance

Unit 8 – Describing People

Unit 9 – Describing Clothes

Unit 10 – Describing Vehicles

Unit 11 – Crime

Unit 12 – Security and Law Enforcement

Unit 13 – Criminal Justice 1



Unit 1 – Recognizing Suspicious People

Unit 2 – Physical Security 1

Unit 3 – Physical Security 2

Unit 4 – Information Security

Unit 5 – Loss Prevention

Unit 6 – Armored Vehicle Security

Unit 7 – Personal Protection

Unit 8 – Bouncers

Unit 9 – Traffic Control

Unit 10 – Transportation Security

Unit 11 – Travel Security

Unit 12 – Operating Vehicles

Unit 13 – Weapons 1



Unit 1 – Health

Unit 2 – Fires

Unit 3 – Medical

Unit 4 – Threats

Unit 5 – Safety Awareness 1

Unit 6 – Safety Awareness 2

Unit 7 – Hazardous Materials

Unit 8 – Sabotage

Unit 9 – National Security

Unit 10 – Diplomatic Security

Unit 11 – Security Police

Unit 12 – Private Military Security

Unit 13 – Reports

Unit 14 – Ethical Conduct

Unit 15 – Qualifications

Security Personnel: Security Personnel is a new educational resource for security professionals who want to improve their English

communication in a work environment. Incorporating career-specific vocabulary and contexts, each unit offers step-

by-step instruction that immerses students in the four key language components: reading, listening, speaking and

writing. Security Personnel addresses topics including describing suspects, security cameras, non-lethal weapons,

safety protocols and career options.






phrases.


Coming Soon

At LVC, we are continually expanding the range of available courses to ensure that we can provide

the right course for you.

Contact LVC to find out more about these upcoming courses.

Emergency Management

Airport Security

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boasts a substantial Faculty of Education. Drawing on their extensive

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language certificates for international students.

LVC is the sole provider of Greenwich exams in the Greater Region.

The University of Greenwich

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Education Kindergarten Teacher

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Food Service Industries

Hotels and Catering

The Seafood Industry

Tourism

Taxi Drivers

The Faculty of Construction and Trades Architecture

Automotive Industry

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Mining

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Roads and Highways

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