All applicants for a Class A or D license must complete the following training requirements if they do not meet the experience of a manager as outlined in Arkansas Code § 17-40-306:

1. (1) Fifteen (15) hours of basic doctrines of private security (orientation), including history, ethics, organization, and functions of private security;
2. (2) Fifteen (15) hours of purposes of security;
3. (3) Twenty-five (25) hours of criminal law;
4. (4) Twenty-five (25) hours of civil law;
5. (5) Five (5) hours of legal powers and limitations;

6. (6) Forty (40) hours of security functions, including:

   1. (A) Report writing;
   2. (B) Patrol;
   3. (C) Interviewing and interrogation;
   4. (D) Investigations;
   5. (E) Surveillance;
   6. (F) Evidence;
   7. (G) Public relations; and
   8. (H) Safety;
7. (7) Five (5) hours of the Polygraph Examiners Licensing Act, Arkansas Code § 17-39-101 et seq., and the Private Security Agency, Private Investigator, and School Security Licensing and Credentialing Act, Arkansas Code § 17-40-101 et seq.;

8. (8) Sixty (60) hours of security supervision management, including:

   1. (A) Administrative responsibilities;
   2. (B) Investigative responsibilities;
   3. (C) Managerial responsibilities; and
   4. (D) Business communications;
9. (9) Ten (10) hours of emergencies and disaster control; and
10. (10) Ten (10) hours of self-defense (armed and unarmed).