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How to Write Investigative Reports for Court
PPSB-22-079Professional Investigative Report Writing Course - On-Demand Training Master essential report writing skills with this comprehensive live virtual course designed specifically for private investigators and security professionals. Learn to create clear, accurate, and legally compliant investigative reports that meet professional standards for insurance claims, legal proceedings, and client documentation. This course covers critical documentation techniques including subject descriptions, activity recording, evidence integration, and specialized report types for workers' compensation investigations, welfare checks, and corporate due diligence. Enhance your professional credibility with reports that maintain accuracy, clarity, and objectivity while withstanding legal scrutiny. Perfect for private investigators, security guards, and investigation professionals seeking to improve their documentation skills and deliver professional-grade reports that support client needs and legal requirements.
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Ethics in Private Investigations
PPSB-22-069Ethics in Private Investigations (2 CE Hours) Every case puts your judgment to the test. This 2-hour continuing education course equips private investigators to navigate the ethical and legal boundaries that define professional practice — from privacy and permissible pretext to client relationships, limits on deception, and courtroom credibility. Through practical frameworks and real-world scenarios, you'll learn to recognize ethical dilemmas before they become liabilities, keep your evidence admissible, and protect your license and your reputation. Earn 2 CE hours while strengthening the integrity that sets professional investigators apart.
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On-Demand Courses
Ethics in Private Investigations
PPSB-22-069Ethics in Private Investigations (2 CE Hours) Every case puts your judgment to the test. This 2-hour continuing education course equips private investigators to navigate the ethical and legal boundaries that define professional practice — from privacy and permissible pretext to client relationships, limits on deception, and courtroom credibility. Through practical frameworks and real-world scenarios, you'll learn to recognize ethical dilemmas before they become liabilities, keep your evidence admissible, and protect your license and your reputation. Earn 2 CE hours while strengthening the integrity that sets professional investigators apart.
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Tactical Awareness: Professional Surveillance and Field Operations
PPSB-24-0866-hour CE course on professional surveillance and field operations for private investigators — stationary and mobile techniques, documentation, and court-ready reports. Approved in NC, SC, GA, AL, TN, and KY. Self-paced online.
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Active Shooter/Workplace Violence & Defense
PPSB-23-005This On Demand training Active Shooter Emergency Response Join this interactive, live virtual course that fulfills NCPPSB continuing education requirements while preparing security professionals for active shooter emergencies. Through real-time instruction, learn critical threat assessment, life-saving protocols, and emergency response strategies based on law enforcement best practices. This certified program delivers hands-on virtual training that meets multi-state requirements for active shooter response.
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Investigating Nursing Home Abuse
PPSB 22-071Here's a short description for the 2-hour Nursing Home Abuse course (the multi-state Rise 360 version delivered through PI Leadership Academy): Nursing Home Abuse Prevention, Recognition & Investigation — 2.0 CE Hours This two-hour continuing education course prepares the working private investigator to handle elder-care abuse matters, whether retained by an attorney building a civil case, a family that suspects mistreatment of a loved one, or an insurer evaluating a claim. Abuse in long-term care is one of the most under-reported forms of harm in the United States, and investigators are increasingly the professionals who turn a family's suspicion into a documented, actionable fact. The course covers the five recognized categories of abuse and how they differ from neglect; the physical, behavioral, environmental, and financial warning signs of resident mistreatment; the federal and state legal framework governing resident rights and mandatory reporting; and sound investigative methodology — evidence identification, documentation, and chain-of-custody discipline — that produces a defensible work product able to survive scrutiny by opposing counsel and the courts. It also defines the boundaries of the investigator's role relative to mandated reporters, adult protective services, and law enforcement.
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Interview Techniques: The P.E.A.C.E Model
PPSB-22-072A 2-hour CE course on the P.E.A.C.E. interview model for private investigators and security professionals — rapport-building, cognitive interviewing, deception detection, and court-ready statements. Self-paced online.
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Criminal Defense Investigation: Rights, Evidence & Process
PPSB-26-045Criminal Defense Investigation: The Component Framework Learn how to investigate for the defense the right way. This self-paced course trains licensed private investigators in a structured, six-component method for building defense investigations from intake through final report — grounded in the constitutional standards, attorney-client privilege protections, and professional duties that govern the work. Across 11 modules, you'll master case review and analysis, the defendant interview, crime scene inspection, impeachment background investigation, witness interviews, and the report of investigation. Every concept is taught the way the work actually happens in the field, with clear attention to what separates defense investigation from law enforcement investigation. Developed and delivered by PI Leadership Academy, led by Catherine Flowers, a Retired Raleigh Police Officer, Commissioned Officer in the U.S. Army Military Police Corps, and licensed private investigator with over 27 years of field experience. Approved continuing education for private investigators in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, and Kentucky. This course is worth 6 CEU hours. Complete all 11 modules and the comprehensive capstone to earn your certificate of completion. 6 CE credit availability. This course is currently approved for private investigator continuing education credit in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, and Kentucky, with submissions to additional states in progress.
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Tactical Awareness: Professional Surveillance and Field Operations
(PPSB-24-086)This professional surveillance training course equips private investigators and security professionals with the skills and mindset needed to conduct effective surveillance and field operations in real-world conditions. Participants learn to plan and execute both mobile and stationary surveillance, read behavior and body language, recognize counter-surveillance, and make sound operational decisions under pressure. Through case studies and scenario-based exercises, you will build practical proficiency in pre-surveillance planning, situational awareness, threat assessment, and maintaining cover and control in dynamic environments. The course emphasizes the legal boundaries and ethical conduct that protect both the investigator and the client, along with the field safety practices that keep you sharp and secure on assignment. Ideal for private investigators, security personnel, and field investigators seeking continuing education hours, this surveillance and field operations course delivers the confidence, precision, and professionalism that separate a skilled operator from an amateur.