WYOMING - 100% ONLINE SECURITY GUARD TRAINING

Get Job-Ready for a Security Guard Career in Wyoming

Guard jobs turn over fast nationwide, which means openings never stop coming. Train online, at your pace, and be the applicant who's already ready to work.

$39,200
Wyoming median guard wage/year
157,200
Annual guard job openings nationwide
100%
Online, self-paced training

Why take this course

Wyoming Doesn't Require It. Employers Still Want It.

Wyoming doesn't license security guards at the state level. Companies hiring for the post still look for training first.

Get hired faster

Be the applicant who's already ready

Wyoming doesn't license security guards, so hiring managers can't lean on a state credential to screen candidates. A finished training course does that job for them.

Better pay

Wyoming pays above the national median

The median security guard wage in Wyoming is $39,200 a year - $43,370 in Cheyenne and $43,250 in Casper. Trained guards are who employers pay more for.

Career growth

A job that's always hiring

Guard turnover drives roughly 157,200 annual job openings nationwide, even with modest 1% overall growth. There's steady room to move from a first post into something better.

Built for real posts

Ready for the post, license or not

Wyoming allows permitless carry for adults 21 and up, but that's not training. Employers still want guards who know how to work a post safely and professionally.

How it works here

Wyoming Security Guard Rules & Regulations

Wyoming doesn't license security guards at the state level. There's no guard entry in state law or the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services' licensed-occupation directory - so your employer sets the bar.

State guard license required?
No. Wyoming Statutes Title 33's licensed-profession chapters don't include a security guard or investigator license, and the Wyoming Dept. of Workforce Services' occupational licensing directory doesn't list one either.
Carrying a firearm on duty
Wyoming has allowed permitless concealed carry for adults 21 and older since 2021. A voluntary reciprocity permit exists for guards who want a credential recognized in other states, but it isn't guard-specific.
City rules in Cheyenne
Check with your employer or the city directly - local ordinance requirements can vary and should be confirmed before you start a post.
What most employers expect
With no state license to lean on, Wyoming employers decide for themselves who's ready to work a post - and training is how you prove it.

Rules can change and local city ordinances aren't always publicized - confirm current requirements with your employer or the City of Cheyenne before starting a post there.

Questions

Common Questions

Do I need a license to work as a security guard in Wyoming?

No. Wyoming Statutes Title 33 covers licensed professions in the state, and security guards aren't included. The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services' occupational licensing directory doesn't list a guard credential either.

Can I carry a firearm as a security guard in Wyoming?

Wyoming has allowed permitless concealed carry for adults 21 and older since 2021. A voluntary reciprocity permit exists for guards who want a credential recognized in other states, but it isn't guard-specific.

Does Cheyenne have its own guard rules?

Check with your employer or the city directly before starting a post. Local ordinances can vary and change, so confirm current requirements rather than assuming.

Will this course actually help me get hired?

Yes. With no state license to lean on, Wyoming employers use training as their filter instead. A completed course is proof you're ready to work a post from day one.

How much do security guards make in Wyoming?

Wyoming's median security guard wage is $39,200 a year - $43,370 in Cheyenne and $43,250 in Casper. Guard jobs also turn over often, with roughly 157,200 annual openings nationwide from people moving on.

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