Isn't that the role of the company hiring you?
If i need a security expert for Angola, i don't need someone who's done a course or understands corporate approaches.. that's my job as a project manager. I need someone who knows all about angola, the people, the culture, immigration aspects, language skills and has friends in places where a bit of cash can help facilitate logistics.
You're teaching people about concepts of risk analysis and report writing with the vague hope that their weekend shifts on the door in surrey will give them an advantage as a consultant. I've seen these "consultants" before, and their subject matter expertise was being in the infantry for 14 years and had one of these courses. So he was of literally no use to me as he had no experience related to any niche market.
England is infamous for a cert for something, city and guilds or edexcel etc. Distance learning etc. Where as the majority could do with a simply business course in report writing, english and grammar and how to present themselves.
Personally, if i saw a CV with "Certified Security Consultant" i would find that highly amusing and laughable. No doubt anyone who had that couldn't consult on anything with a level of superior expertise.
And to be honest, if you're a SME then you're gainfully employed and headhunted often.
I'm sure it's a good course though