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Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst®

The registered program to OSINT analyst, built from OSINT Module 1 and 2 and completed with a recognized SPEN register diploma via CPION.

✓ Registered diploma  ·  CPION-recognized  ·  PE points & credits

Type
Register programOSINT
Diploma
CPION · SPENregistered
Composition
OSINT Module 1-2modular
Accreditation
SPEN& CPION
Credits
ACAMS · NIVREPE points

Recognition and certification

In 2016, the International Anti Crime Academy submitted IOSI101:OSINT Module 1 and IOSI102:OSINT Module 2 of the Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst® training program to the Centre for Post-Initial Education (CPION) for assessment. This organization serves as the official point of contact for educational institutions wishing to have their post-initial training programs registered as accredited registered programs. The CPION is responsible for ensuring the quality of, among others, the Foundation for Continuing Education Netherlands (SPEN). Only programs that meet strict quality criteria are eligible for the 'registered program' designation and are also included in the Dutch Training Database.

A requirement for registration with the SPEN is that the course material offered, in this case the Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst® program, meets the expectations of a registered program in terms of level, depth, topicality and relevance to the labor market, as assessed by the expert Advisory Committee affiliated with the institute. When assessing a registered program, various elements such as content, duration, number of teaching hours, study load, practical assignments, exam assignments and so on are reviewed and monitored by this Advisory Committee.

The above procedure has resulted in the International Anti Crime Academy being the only party authorized to issue a registered and recognized diploma for the training:

  • Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst®

To ensure the quality and labor market relevance of this training, the International Anti Crime Academy has also set up an external OSINT Advisory Committee, consisting of members active in the sectors of Investigation (semi-government), Intelligence (government) and Civil investigation, supervision and detection (non-government).

The Advisory Committee monitors and advises on the alignment of the Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst® training with practical application in the aforementioned sectors of the labor market.

After obtaining the diploma you will benefit from the following advantages:

1

You will receive the recognized diploma Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst®

2

You will be included in the Graduate Register, which allows (future) employers to verify your diploma

3

You will earn PE points (Continuing Education) by completing this course

4

With this diploma you may be eligible for exemptions from other courses

5

The register offers you the possibility to request a replacement diploma if you lose the original diploma

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The diploma also forms part of the Post-HBO Registered Open Source Intelligence Expert® training

Our OSINT training programs and certifications are widely recognized and highly regarded by various government agencies, as well as a wide range of international organizations outside of government. Whether you already work for such an organization or are pursuing a position with one of these employers, our OSINT training programs are a valuable addition to your resume.

PE points and Credits

ACAMS has awarded 91 credits towards the Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst® (IOSI101 and IOSI102) credential.

NIVRE has awarded 6 PE points for IOSI101: OSINT Module 1.

Holland Quaestor has awarded 56 PE points to the Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst® program. This underscores the value and recognition our program enjoys within this field.

Frequently asked questions

Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst®: your questions answered

Only programs that meet strict quality criteria qualify for the 'registered program' designation and are included in the Dutch Education Database. CPION assesses the program on behalf of the Dutch Foundation for Permanent Education (SPEN) on level, depth, currency and labor market relevance.
OSINT Module 1 (IOSI101) and OSINT Module 2 (IOSI102), three class days each, six class days in total. You follow the modules in order; after completing both you receive the register diploma.
You pay and plan per module: OSINT Module 1 and OSINT Module 2 each cost € 1,595 per participant, exempt from VAT. The current start dates are listed on each module's own page.
At the IACA location in Gilze-Rijen, the Netherlands. Both modules can also be followed live online: the instructor teaches directly in an interactive virtual classroom, so it is not an e-learning.
Anyone who can navigate the internet effectively using a computer can in principle take part. No specific prior education is required.
Yes. ACAMS awarded 91 credits to the Registered Open Source Intelligence Analyst® diploma (IOSI101 and IOSI102), NIVRE awarded 6 PE points for IOSI101: OSINT Module 1 and Holland Quaestor awarded 56 PE points to the program.
You are entered in the graduate register, allowing (future) employers to verify your diploma. If you lose the original diploma, you can request a replacement through the register.
The diploma forms part of the post-graduate program Registered Open Source Intelligence Expert-B®, for which you take OSINT Module 3. In addition, this diploma may earn you exemptions for other programs.

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