What You Will Learn in the Classroom or via the manual provided.
a. Vehicles To Use . The age-old debate re sedans, vans and SUVs. They all have their pros and cons. Suitable colours, styles.
b. Vehicle set-up.
c. Equipment. Exterior cameras, interior covert cameras, GPS etc.
d. Rules of the Road.
e. HTA , Demerit Points, Protecting Your Career
f. Insurance Coverage Requirements. It never ceases to amaze us how many investigators are on the road without the proper auto insurance, and every day jeopardize their financial futures as a result of not having Business Use insurance.
g. Wage Expectations, Mileage and Vehicle Maintenance. What you should be earning, mileage allowances
h. Tax Considerations. Save thousands of $ if you know what you are doing
i. Licensing Requirements . Personal vs Agency Private Investigator's licence and the pitfalls and consequences of not following the rules.
j. Report Writing . Do’s and Don’ts. How you can reduce your report writing time by 80% with a simple technique.
k. Collection and Preservation of Evidence.
l) Legal Considerations. An investigator’s licence gives no powers whatsoever over and above any other citizen. We show you how to avoid lawsuits and criminal prosecution.
m) Choosing Your Employer . They are as different and varied as apples and oranges. There are reputable and disreputable employers. Research your employer before you apply for a position.
n) How to Kill Your Career Without Really Trying . There are a number of ways to end your career prematurely. They include Ghost Writing, Burning Bridges, and Poor Interview Skills. We elaborate on all 3 in our course and manual.
