CAREER WITH US

Private Investigation On-The-Job Training Program with allowance.

Are you sick of your job?

Would you like to work in a field that's interesting and exciting?

Would you like to make triple what you earn now?

Would you like to work for yourself and be your own boss?

You need a new profession & our private investigation training program can help...

We are looking for diligent, steadfast able-bodied Private Investigators with positive approach towards teamwork. Individuals with motor-cycles and video equipments who wishes to work as a Licensed Private Investigator.

You can be a private investigator in weeks!

In today's market, qualified private investigators who comply with the legal framework are needed more and more by both large companies and individuals alike. All of these people are willing to pay top dollar for services ranging from online investigations and searches, active surveillance, buying and installing security equipment, counter surveillance sweeps, simple background checks and more...

You will learn through our on the job training…

• To obtain information through open sources.
• Covert Surveillance
• Shadowing
• Counter Surveillance.
• "Sweeps"
• Courtroom Procedures
• Where and How to Market Yourself
• Criminal Law Investigations
• Civil Law Investigations
• Physical and Real Evidence
• Leads (developing, investigating and tracking)
• Divorce Investigations
• Extra-Marital Affairs
• Background checks
• Tracing of Missing Persons
• Covert
• Overseas operations & complying the law of the land
• Computer crimes
• Workplace minor theft
• Harassing Emails
• Forensics
• Stalking
• Litigation support
• Insurance Fraud Investigation
• Child Custody / Protection
• Pre-marital Screening
• Computer database searches and recovery

Nature of Work

Most private detectives and investigators are trained to perform physical surveillance and conduct discreet research. They may observe a site, such as the home of a subject, from an inconspicuous location or a vehicle. They continue the surveillance, which is often carried out using still and video cameras, and a cell phone, until the desired evidence is obtained. This watching and waiting often continues for a long time and it could be tedious and monotonous.

The duties of private detectives and investigators are to strictly comply with the PSIA to fulfill the needs of their clients. In cases for employers that involve fraudulent workers' compensation claims, for example, investigators may carry out long-term covert observation of subjects. If an investigator observes a subject performing an activity that contradicts injuries stated in a worker's compensation claim, or an activity for EMA, the investigator would take video or still photographs to document the activity and report it to the PI Office.

You will be trained by Professionals in the field.

Our Private Investigation Training Program was written and edited by professional private investigators with years of success in the field and compiled from an exhaustive list of references and sources. Unlike average private investigation schools, our private investigation training course will teach you the skills, methods and tricks of the trade to get you well on your way to a successful practice as a private investigator after attaining your private Investigation Licence from the SIRD, Singapore.

Working Conditions:

• A candidate must not be afraid of confrontation, should communicate well, and should be able to think on his or her feet. Good interviewing and interrogation skills also are important and usually are acquired in earlier careers in law enforcement or other fields. Because the courts often are the ultimate judge of a properly conducted investigation, the investigator must be able to present the facts in a manner that a judge believes.
• The work can be dangerous. Some of the work involves confrontation, so the job can be stressful and dangerous. However, this seldom happens in Singapore.
• Private detectives and investigators often work irregular hours because of the need to conduct surveillance and contact people who are not available during normal working hours. Early morning, evening, weekend, and holiday work is common.
• Investigators generally work alone, but they sometimes work with others during surveillance or when following a subject in order to avoid detection by the subject.
• In Singapore, a weapon is not necessary, because the purpose of the work is gathering information and not law enforcement or criminal apprehension. Owners of investigative agencies have the added stress of having to deal with demanding and sometimes distraught clients.

Qualifications & Advancement

There are no formal education requirements for most private detective and investigator jobs, although most private detectives do have a minimum of O-level passes. Many investigators enter the field after serving in law enforcement, the military, government auditing and investigative positions, or doing state intelligence jobs. Former law enforcement officers with investigative skills are an advantage. The screening process for potential private investigators includes a background check for a criminal history.>

Most private-detective agencies are small, with little room for advancement. Usually, there are no defined ranks or steps, so advancement takes the form of increases in salary and assignment status.

Job Outlook

Employment of private detectives and investigators is expected to grow faster than the average for all occupations through out the years to come. In addition to growth, replacement of those who retire or leave the occupation for other reasons should create many job openings. Increased demand for private investigators will result from fear of crime, increased litigation, and the need to protect confidential information and property of all kinds. The proliferation of criminal activity on the Internet, such as identity theft, spamming, e-mail harassment, and illegal downloading of copyrighted materials, will increase the demand for private investigators. Employee background checks, conducted by private investigators, will become standard for an increasing number of jobs. Growing financial activity worldwide will increase the demand for investigators to control internal and external financial losses and to monitor competitors and prevent industrial spying.

Wages & Remuneration

Median annual earnings of salaried private investigators were $48,000. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $20,000, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $60,000. Earnings of private investigators vary greatly by employer, specialty, types of jobs performed and geographic area of the job. [Please note that the earnings and salary estimation listed here is from reliable sources from established Private Investigation Agencies]

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