$115 Kentucky CE Surveillance Course

Kentucky Surveillance Training Course - Continuing Education (16 hrs)

The Kentucky CE Surveillance Course is now registered as a Continuing Education course.  It has a Texas School Number: Y04175701. It will count as 16 hours (14 hours content, 2 hours ethics) toward the 12 required by Kentucky when renewing your PI Registration.

This class was created for those who wish to break into the Private Investigation field, but have no Surveillance experience. Without a basic foundation in Surveillance, it can seem impossible to get hired in Texas (and probably other states as well), since most new investigators do mainly Surveillance.

Once you have a good foundation and basic skills, you stand a much better chance of getting hired on with Investigative Agencies.

Not only will you have the basic skills to begin work, but you will also have an understanding of PI employer/employee relations, Private Investigator ethics, and much more

Although this course was written for Texas, the basic Surveillance skills should apply anywhere.  Remember, you should contact your own licensing agency in your state to make sure you are operating legally.

This format consists of:
300+ Training Slides
9+ Hours of Audio Narration
Over 30 Static/Mobile Surveillance Video Clips
PDF Copy of the Course Slides (no audio/video)
PDF Helpful Documents
Certificate of Completion
30 Days to Complete

Complete the course at your own rate.  Work for 30 minutes or 30 hours, it's up to you.  You can advance the slides when you are comfortable you've learned the material.

KENTUCKY:

Kentucky Private Investigators are required to complete 12 hours of CE every two years.

201 KAR 41:070. Continuing professional education requirements.

Section 3. Methods of Acquiring Continuing Education Hours. (1) Continuing education hours applicable to the renewal of the license shall be directly related to the professional growth and development of a licensed private investigator.

(2) They shall be earned by completing any of the following educational activities:

(a) Programs not requiring board review and approval. A program provided or approved or sponsored by any of the following providers, shall be deemed to be relevant to the practice of private investigation and shall be approved without further review by the board:

1. Kentucky Professional Investigators Association (KPIA);

2. Kentucky Society of Professional Investigators (KSPI);

3. Association of Certified Fraud Examiners;

4. Association One;

5. National Fire or Arson Certification Associations;

6. State and local bar associations; and

7. Continuing education programs approved by other state licensure boards.