Certified Forensic Interviewer (C.F.I.)
The objective of this certification program is to create comprehensive universally accepted professional standards combined with an objective measure of an interviewers knowledge of those standards.
The ultimate goal is that every person and every organization with a stake in interviewing will benefit from the program as will the reputation and effectiveness of the entire profession.
Why Become a CFI?
- Decrease exposure to liability
- Promote individuals with proven knowledge and training
- Stand out when the next promotion comes around
- Raise professional standards and accountability
- Increase confession and conviction rates
Wicklander Zulwaski- Basic
Intended for persons assigned to a loss prevention security functions and those who deal principally with internal theft and integrity issues. Share this experience with people who work in the same environment and face similar challenges as yourself. Great information great networking and great problem solving solutions. Participants are taught the interpretation of verbal and non-verbal behavior interrogation and non-accusatory interviewing.
Wicklander Zulwaski Advanced
A springboard to the next level structured for those people that have attended the 2 day Interview and Interrogation Techniques program. This interactive workshop involves some role playing and the application of the material presented in the 2 day basic program.
Certified Fraud Examiner
(C.F.E.)
Globally preferred by employers the Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) designation denotes proven expertise in fraud prevention detection deterrence and investigation. Members with the CFE credential experience professional growth and quickly position themselves as leaders in the global anti-fraud community. In fact the ACFEs 2005 Compensation Guide for Anti-Fraud Professionals reveals that CFEs earn 26% more than non-CFEs in similar jobs.
Certified Protection Professional
(C.P.P.)
For years the world has recognized a need for competent professionals who can effectively manage complex security issues that threaten people and the assets of corporations governments and public and private institutions. As the emphasis on protecting people property and information increases it has strengthened the demand for professional managers. To meet these needs the ASIS International administers the Certified Protection Professional program.
Nearly 10000 professionals have earned the designation of CPP. This group of professionals has demonstrated its competency in the areas of security solutions and best-business practices through an intensive qualification and testing program. As a result these men and women have been awarded the coveted designation of CPP and are recognized as proven leaders in their profession.
Professional Certified Investigator (P.C.I.)
Employers whether in private business or in public law enforcement demand finely-honed investigative skills and more thorough case management.
The new investigations certification will help employers identify those professionals who have the specific in-depth competency and knowledge required not only to get the job done - but to get it done right.
The investigations examination is targeted to security professional whose primary responsibility is to conduct investigations. It consists of multiple-choice questions covering tasks knowledge and skills in:
- Case Management
- Evidence Collection
- Case Presentation
Physical Security Professional
(P.S.P.)
Todays employers want highly-trained professionals who have solid hands-on experience with both current and emerging security technologies and solutions. This means that there are multiple areas in which physical security specialists must be knowledgeable.
The physical security certification will separate those who have this technical background from those who do not giving them that professional edge.
The physical security examination is targeted to security professionals whose primary responsibility is to conduct threat surveys; design integrated security systems that include equipment procedures and people; or install operate and maintain those systems. The test consists of multiple-choice questions covering tasks knowledge and skills in:
- Physical Security Assessment
- Selection of Integrated Physical Security Measures
- Implementation of Physical Security Measures
Loss Prevention Qualified
LPQUALIFIED courses prepare the novice loss prevention professional for a rewarding career with the tools necessary to become a productive performer and further provides the retailer with the confidence of a benchmark for expectations of a new LP associate.
This designation indicates that this individual has the basic knowledge and skill sets necessary to continue on to the second phase of the program and can demonstrate this to an employer or potential employer. Experienced LP professionals with proper credentials and background may skip the courses and take the exam to qualify.
Loss Prevention Certified
(L.P.C)
Individuals who are LPQUALIFIED and have proper credentials experience and references have access to additional courses to better prepare themselves for advancement within the industry and for the LPC certification exam to become LPCERTIFIED. Successful completion of the formal prep course and proctored exam will provide the student with the designation of LPC (example: John Smith LPC) in recognition of their achievement in training and serve as a statement to employers that a certain level of education has been achieved and that they are committed to their profession.
