For the Next Generation of Protectors and Innovators
The nature of work and jobs within the security industry is rapidly changing, driven not only by industrial and technological innovations and new innovative health, safety, and security solutions, but also by transformative events such as the global pandemic.
Our vision, is to help enable 10 million creators and makers thrive in an ever-changing world, and through several initiatives, we are empowering the protectors and makers of today and tomorrow master the skills and expertise needed to secure productive jobs within the security industry and help to make our work, home, and public environments safer, healthier, and more efficient.
International Scholarship Program
In partnership with Scholarship America, we have launched the “STANLEY Security Technology Scholarship”. Offering over 20 scholarships globally, this program aims to empower the next generation of protectors and innovators, providing them with opportunities to develop the vocational and trade skills needed to work in the security technology industry of today and in the future.
Technician Apprenticeship Program
The expertise and insight of experienced mentors and managers will guide a new generation of security professionals in pursuit of a successful career within the STANLEY Security organization.
Find an open apprenticeship position today.
Install and Service Technician Opportunities
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*Data from Careeronestop, a platform sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. All statistics are based on U.S. data.
Protecting people and property is an integral part of serving the community.
It gives me pride doing what I do, and I feel glad that my work makes people feel safe.
Knowing the skills I've developed over the years are being called upon every day gives me a sense of achievement.
Security and Fire Alarm System Installer Opportunities
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*Data from Careeronestop, a platform sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. All statistics are based on U.S. data.