These instructor-led, Role-Player enhanced, geographic area-focused courses allow the student to practice, and professionalize interviewing and reporting training they have recently gained or received in the past.  The course cadre also concentrate on the end-user functionality rather than institutionally academic perspectives; these are intensive hands-on practical application courses.

 

Students are instructed on how to identify and interpret client information gaps, author administrative and informational reports, conduct subject profiling, and  reporting systems.  Through the use of scenario-based practical exercises and role players the student refines the ability to produce relevant informational documents in a timely and relevant manner.  

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I&R courses include:

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• Interview Types, Structures, and Purposes

• Administrative and Informational Documentation Formats

• Elicitation Awareness and Information Protection

• Scenario Driven Reasoning Assessments

 

Adhoc Courses can be created to meet specific needs based on your desired goals.