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Summary and Thoughts: The course is delivered by people who are operational in the OSINT sector and provide training to other specialist companies, and are clearly passionate and knowledgeable about the subject. It is delivered in a relaxed but fast paced manner with a wealth of information...

Day 2: 09:00 Ben starts with a recap of the day 1 subjects and moves swiftly on to the exercise we had been set to identify a subject’s rough geographic location and how we came to those conclusions based on the information we received in the brief. 09:30 Josh guides us through another set...

Day 1: 09:00 Ben Owens gives a brief overview of the course and the companies activities, and the personnel involved and conducts a poll to gauge everyone’s experience levels. He moves on to discuss what OSINT is, how an investigation should be structured, what it can be used for and the...

The OSINT Group OSINT Course 22nd to 23rd May 2024 Course Aim: To provide delegates with a grounding in the concepts and skillsets for conducting OSINT investigations. Instructors: Delivered by Ben and Josh who are both actively involved in the OSINT community and run The OSINT Group as an...

The simple answer is that both sides have pro an con points. Civvi: You are used to the subtleties of civilian life and have the 'soft skills' but lack the discipline and 'adapt and overcome' attitude of a services background. Mil/Police: Have a trained response to situations with their sphere...

I have heard good feedback for Horizon (uk), Ronin (South Africa), plus many more that others on here can recommend. It is generally advisable to see if their main business is actually as an operational company rather than a training company. A lot of companies will promise the world to get...

A link to the conference page: https://events.closeprotectionworld.com/homepage/

Welcome to the forum Jordan, I would do your research on courses, as the company you have mentioned is not well regarded by some employers. I recommend talking to a few employers and see what they are looking for in terms of skills, courses etc. Also, a shameless plug, CPworld host a...

It seems many companies no longer do CP courses and there are only a few reputable ones left. There are, however, way too may garbage ones out there still and this shows in the general skills of entry level practitioners.

Nice second post, Bye Bye Keeper.....

Richard, this is not the website for the recruiter, use the email link

Very insightful, welcome

Welcome to the forum Woody

Welcome aboard HayHay

Welcome Back Ops

Good spot Nomad ;)

Welcome to the forum Keith

Indeed Colonel, A Kubotan or other pressure manipulation device that is specifically made for the purpose of pain compliance is banned under Section 1 of Prevention Of Crime Act 1953 (Possession of an article made or adapted for use for causing injury to the person). But a good point reference...

Welcome C.R, There as such is no specific place to advertise your course but by all means make a post regarding the courses you offer and what is covered in each

Welcome back Dizmo, The posts were on the old forum software (ported over) so cannot be edited now.