PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR
CERTIFICATE III IN
INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES CPP30607
Certificate III in Investigative
Services is an "industry standard". It is a nationally
accredited certificate recognised throughout Australia. Its
purpose is to ensure all persons involved in the field of
investigations are suitably trained and qualified to perform
their task in a professional manner.
In addition, the Licensing
Services Division (L.S.D) in Victoria requires that all
persons applying for an Inquiry Agents Licence complete
Certificate III in Investigative Services with an accredited
Registered Training Organisation.
There are two primary methods of
investigations, which are both covered in the Certificate III.
They are;
1. Surveillance/Activity
Review - involves close observation, be it overt or
covert, of a person or group who are under suspicion.
2. Circumstance/Factual
Investigation - involves making enquiries in to the facts
of an incident, for example; interviewing people who are of
interest to the courts or insurance companies.
CERTIFICATE III
UNITS
BSBFLM303C
Contribute to effective workplace relationships
BSBWOR301A
Organise personal work priorities & development
CPPSEC3001A Maintain workplace safety
in the security industry
CPPSEC3009A Prepare and present
evidence in court
CPPSEC3012A
Store and protect information
CPPSEC3026A
Work effectively in the investigation services industry
CPPSEC3027A
Develop investigative plan
CPPSEC3028A
Compile investigative plan
CPPSEC3029A
Provide quality investigative services to clients
CPPSEC3030A
Conduct Surveillance
CPPSEC3031A
Organise and operate a surveillance vehicle
CPPSEC3032A
Gather information by factual investigation
CPPSEC3033A
Conduct interviews and take statements
CPPSEC3034A
Operate information gathering equipment
FNSMERC304B
Locate subjects
In addition to the
above requirements for the Certificate III the following
industry identified components have been included;
• Introduction to
Law
• Elements of Crime
• Visit to Court
• Role of the
Investigator
• Skip
Tracing
• Missing Persons
• Function &
Structure of Parliament
• Covert
Operations
• Stalking Provision
• Motor Vehicle
Loss/Theft
•
Arrest/custody/search & seizure
• Private Security
Act 2004
• Hierarchy of
Courts
• Ethics of
Investigators
• Surveillance
Devices Act
• Juvenile
Inquiries
COURSE DURATION
Fulltime course: Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm (4 weeks)
Part time course: Monday to
Wednesday, 6pm to 10pm, plus 7 Saturdays and 1 Sunday, 9am to
5pm (8 weeks)
If you are
interested in becoming a Private Investigator, it is
recommended that you attend a free I.S.T.A Private Investigator
Seminar. To enquire about the next available date please contact I.S.T.A on
Call our customer service staff for more information on
1300 13 4782 or
BOOK ONLINE NOW.
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