Was lernt man in einer Dedektei-Ausbildung?
What do you learn in an apprenticeship?
The content of a detective agency training course can vary from school to school. In principle, however, a wide range of theoretical and practical skills are taught that prepare students for everyday working life in a detective agency.
Typical contents of a detective agency training course are:
- Surveillance techniques: Foot and vehicle surveillance, use of video technology and night vision devices
- Communication and interviewing: interviewing techniques, commissioned interviews, reporting, interview psychology
- Technical skills: Use of radio equipment, GPS, photography, bug detection, creating phantom images
- Legal knowledge: Criminal code, data protection, legal framework for investigations
- Criminalistics and criminology: forensics, dactyloscopy, forensic science, analyzing offender profiles
- Personal skills: independence, discretion, transaction analysis, dealing with stressful situations
- Specialized topics: Personal protection, internet research, map skills, radio technology
The Dedektei training therefore covers both analytical thinking and practical action. Depending on the school, certain focal points are set - for example on technology, communication or legal aspects.
Important to know: Each school determines the specific learning content of the diploma course itself. It is therefore advisable to enquire about the content directly with the desired school. An inquiry can be easily forwarded to the relevant school using our contact form.
