Martyn's Law Training in brief: This online course covers why the law was introduced, its scope, tiers and preparedness requirements. The Act has passed but is not yet in force; commencement is expected in spring 2027 and the exact date is unconfirmed. It is quoted for your team, is self-paced and includes a ProCompliance completion certificate when passed. It takes approx. 20 minutes online.
Why this training matters
Parliament passed Martyn's Law in response to the Manchester Arena attack. When the Act comes into force, it will place duties on qualifying public premises and events to prepare for and reduce physical harm from terrorist attacks. The Security Industry Authority expects commencement in spring 2027 and will confirm the exact date.
Martyn's Law explains why the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 was introduced and who falls into the standard and enhanced tiers. It covers the procedures and preparedness each tier requires, the part every member of staff plays, and how to assess and reduce vulnerability. It suits responsible persons, senior managers, and facilities, security and venue teams.
Martyn's Law Training at a glance
| Course | Martyn's Law |
|---|---|
| Category | Business Compliance |
| Completion record | ProCompliance completion certificate |
| Governing framework | Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 Read the official text |
| Time to complete | Approx. 20 minutes |
| Legal status | Expected to come into force in spring 2027; exact date not yet confirmed. Read current SIA guidance |
| Price | Quoted for your team: credits, this course on its own, or 12 months of access to all our courses. Request a quote |
| Delivery | Online and self paced on any device, via The Globe LMS |
| Certificate | PDF issued immediately on completion, with your logo on it |
| Provider | ProCompliance Services Ltd, United Kingdom |
What the training covers
We update the course as the law and guidance change, so the topics below reflect the current version.
- Why Martyn's Law was introduced
- The standard and enhanced tiers and who falls into each
- Required procedures and preparedness
- Staff training and the role of everyone on site
- Assessing and reducing vulnerability
Who should take Martyn's Law Training
Responsible persons, senior managers, facilities, security and venue teams preparing premises likely to be in scope: generally qualifying public premises expecting 200 or more people, or qualifying events expecting 800 or more. Other staff may also need role-specific awareness as part of an organisation's preparations.
Book a demo for the current module list, sample screens or an available trial for your team, and we will then walk you through it.
Common questions
How can my business get Martyn's Law training for its staff?
Enrol them on ProCompliance's Martyn's Law course. It runs online through The Globe LMS in approx. 20 minutes, and each learner gets a certificate as soon as they pass. It also follows the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025. You can also try it free first, or book a demo to see how assigning and tracking it works.
Which regulations does Martyn's Law Training cover?
It follows Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025.
Do learners get a certificate?
Yes. The Globe issues a certificate on completion, so you can download it as a PDF straight away. The Globe keeps it against the learner, so you can produce it later without asking them for it.
How much does Martyn's Law Training cost?
We quote it for your team. Use credits, take this course on its own, or give your team 12 months of access to all our courses. Once we know what you need, we find the best value option for you.
How is the training delivered?
Online, self-paced, through The Globe LMS. Managers assign it, The Globe records completion automatically, and the record sits with the rest of that person's training.
