High Risk (Counter) Surveillance

This special course, developed in collaboration with our American teachers, is aimed at professionals who are active in the field of 'International observation and intelligence'. Employees of the Ministry of Defense or Justice, international security organizations, or private investigators can participate in this intensive 5-day training.

Training components:

Part 1: Observation and counter-observation

Part 2: Dynamic and static observation in high-risk areas

Part 3: Recognition of counter-observations

Part 4: Technical Observation and Countermeasures (TSCM)

Part 5: Mission Planning

Part 6: Supporting materials

Part 7: Disguise and acting

Part 8: Safety of observer and team

Unit 9: Cultural differences and concepts

Although observations in the Netherlands or Belgium can often be carried out with limited prior knowledge and risk, the danger increases significantly in certain regions such as Latin America, Russia or the Middle East. The different cultural, religious and external aspects require an adapted approach for operational observations in these areas. Observation is used not only for collecting evidence, but also for supporting security teams or gathering intelligence, especially internationally. During this training, held in Las Vegas and the rugged environment surrounding it, highly experienced instructors share their expertise in this specific field.

Preparing for training

The training is very intensive, both physically and mentally, and demands the utmost from the participants. Originally designed for special military and police units, the training is now also open to private individuals, provided they have the appropriate qualifications, to meet changing societal needs and the growing interest of international organizations.

Who is this training developed for?

This course is designed for professionals who want to delve deeper into the field of international surveillance and intelligence. It is ideal for individuals involved in security, defense or justice sectors, as well as for private researchers looking to hone their observation and intelligence gathering skills. The training is also suitable for those working in international security organizations who want to expand their expertise to be better prepared for challenges in different global contexts.

The course provides a platform for both men and women to acquire knowledge and skills essential for navigating the complex and often risky field of international surveillance and intelligence. It covers a wide range of relevant topics, providing practical insights and skills crucial for efficiently and safely carrying out surveillance and intelligence tasks at an international level.

References and Recognition

The training institute, which is part of our Joint Venture, has been active in the United States for more than 20 years. It is registered as a 'vocational school' and has recognition from, among other things, the 'Nevada Board of Post Secondary Education'.