Private Investigator Training Course

Gain key insights into surveillance, evidence handling and investigation ethics in this Private Investigator Training Course.

Overview

The Private Investigator Training Course introduces learners to the fascinating world of private investigations. From surveillance strategies to understanding legal boundaries, this course guides you through essential principles of investigative work. You'll explore how evidence is gathered, how reports are compiled, and how private investigators operate within the framework of the law.

Whether you’re curious about investigations or looking to explore a new direction, this course covers core skills every investigator should understand. With flexible online learning and clear module progression, you can study at your own pace while grasping the essentials of this often misunderstood field.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the legal and ethical role of a private investigator.
• Learn how surveillance methods are applied in different investigations.
• Explore how to gather, store and present credible evidence.
• Gain insight into background checks and data research processes.
• Develop skills in writing structured investigative reports.
• Discover how cases are approached and managed from start to finish.

Who is this Course For

• People interested in investigative work or private intelligence.
• Individuals looking to learn discreet surveillance techniques.
• Job seekers exploring roles in investigative research.
• Writers researching private investigation for realistic storytelling.
• Career changers curious about the PI industry structure.
• Learners interested in law-related support professions.
• Enthusiasts of detective films or crime documentaries.
• Those considering freelance or remote-based research work.

Career Path

• Private Investigator – Average salary: £27,000 per year
• Legal Assistant – Average salary: £25,500 per year
• Insurance Claims Investigator – Average salary: £31,000 per year
• Corporate Investigator – Average salary: £35,000 per year
• Research Analyst – Average salary: £33,000 per year
• Security Consultant – Average salary: £37,500 per year