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COURSE OFFERINGS
The Academy offers a range of courses, each of which is built to meet the client’s specific needs, combining a variety of individual modules. The complexity and length of the courses depend on the client’s needs, the modules that are selected and the level of the course: basic or advanced. The flexibility of our curriculum allows us to serve each of our clients very precisely. Many of our courses include hands-on exercises.
Our current course offerings include:
- The U.S. Intelligence Community: Key Structures, Roles and Current Issues (Basic or Advanced)
- Planning, Programming and Budgeting
- The New Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Structure: Prospects, Problems and Opportunities
- Analyst Training: Writing Analyses and Briefings
- Analyst Management
- National Security Issues: Regional and Functional
- The U.S. Intelligence Community: Heritage and History
Depending on the course, some of the following modules typically are taught:
- Legal Basis & Origin of the US Intelligence community
- Intelligence Community Roles and Functions
- The Intelligence Community Budget Process
- Intelligence Collection
- The Role of Congress in Intelligence
- The Current International Security Environment
- Issues in Analysis & Production
We usually conduct our courses at the client’s location. Courses can be conducted at the classified or unclassified level. The Academy’s management and faculty all have current TS/SCI clearances. We work throughout the Washington, DC area and beyond. We regularly teach courses in St. Louis, the Boston area, San Diego, Colorado and Germany.
Our courses are competitively priced. Prices vary depending on location, length, duration (typically one or two days) and any other specific needs. Most courses include hands-on exercises and are enhanced by senior guest lecturers. References are available upon request. |
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