
Investigator Report Writing
Discover the art and science of professional report writing with PI Course.ca, tailored for both seasoned investigators and newly licensed Private Investigators. Reporting forms the backbone of investigative work, demanding precision in structure, tone, and wording for effective communication. Our course delves deep into surveillance report writing, the primary form of communication in the field, refining your skills to the highest professional level with a scientific approach honed over thousands of reports.
Gain mastery in conveying critical information accurately while maintaining a professional tone and structure. Our instructors, who have revolutionized industry standards, will guide you through every step, ensuring your reports stand out as compelling pieces of evidence in legal proceedings. Whether you're enhancing your current skills or starting afresh, our course empowers you to become a sought-after professional known for delivering exceptional reports. Join us today and elevate your investigative reporting skills to new heights!
- Last Updated April 13, 2025 |
- language English |
- Pro Report Examples |
- Online Self Study |
- On-Demand Live Instructor access |
- Duration 25.5 hours |
- Certificate
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Course Requirement
Licenced Private Investigator | Submission of valid licence (Any Province/Country) | No prior knowledge of report writing | Excitement to learn and advance your investigative career
Target Audience
✓ New investigators looking to fast-track their skills and confidence
✓ Active PIs ready to rapidly expand their reporting skills
✓ Experienced professionals aiming to further hone their skills and increase their value in the field
Course Brief
Whether you are a 30-year veteran or a newly licenced PI, this course is for you. Reporting is extremely critical in the Private Investigative field. More than half of your profession is dedicated to reporting your factual findings. There is a specific structure, flow, wording, tone, and inflection. Depending on the type of report you are writing, there will be exact and consistent wording and phrasing you will utilize per scenario, an art unto itself.
In this course, we will focus on the science of report writing, emphasizing surveillance report writing as the most common report. We have written thousands and thousands of reports at PI Course.ca, and have identified a scientific method to enhance the reporting formula. We have the expertise to push your reporting to the ultimate professional level, leaving you and the firm you work for or clients with a powerful piece of coherent information. A professionally put-together piece of evidence opponents will fear when correctly compiled.
The way a report is written is critical in your career. Miswriting a report can be the difference between being called to stand/witness or allowing your report to speak for you with no room for interpretation, proving you to be valuable to the company you work for and a sought-after investigator.
Your instructor has personally revamped the most prominent firm’s reporting procedures and helped revolutionize and modernize current reporting standards throughout the investigative industry. Leading firms have adopted your instructor’s reporting, which continues to be the standard in reporting.
You can immediately put our teachings into practice and outperform your colleagues, establishing yourself as the top professional.
Key Concepts You Will Learn
- Critical Information
- Subjective vs Objective
- Do's & Don'ts Reporting
- Understand the Audience
- The 5 Principals
- Correct Verbiage
- Key Components
- Facts vs Opinions
Knowledge You Will Obtain
- Correct Reporting
- Impactful Reporting
- Professional Writing
- Correct Words & Tone
- Do's & Don'ts
- Correct Structure
- Complete Report Structure
- Complete Report Compiling
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A seasoned professional and expert in the field of investigations, possessing extensive knowledge and hands-on experience in private investigation techniques, behavioural analysis, psychological profiling, and ethical considerations. With a strong background in fast-paced, analytical roles within the Private Investigative industry, bringing a wealth of expertise to their teaching. The ability to create comprehensive course content, provide practical insights, and inspire continuous learning makes a valuable resource for students seeking to excel in the world of investigations. Specialties Investigative Team Management (40+) OSINT/SOCMINT Instructor Skip Tracing Investigative Interviewing Process Service/Legal Support Investigative Intelligence Acquisition Certifications Certified Cyber Intelligence Professional Advanced Open Source Intelligence Professional Advanced Security Deconstruction Expert Advanced Deception Detection Advanced Social Media Intelligence Data Discovery for Threat Assessment Standard Deviation Detection Micro-Expression Detection
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Course Includes
- 5 Lessons
- 14 Topics
- 2 Quizzes
Ratings and Reviews


The instructors, who are seasoned professionals themselves, provide valuable insights and techniques that can immediately be applied in real-world scenarios. The emphasis on understanding the audience, mastering the correct verbiage, and maintaining a professional tone is particularly beneficial.

As someone who has been in the industry for several years, I can attest to the critical importance of accurate and impactful reporting in our field. This course doesn't just scratch the surface; it delves deep into the science and art of report writing, with a particu focus on surveillance reports, which are a cornerstone of our work. I wanted to hate this but I didn't and now recommend these guys

The instructors delve deep into structuring reports, understanding the audience, and using the appropriate language and tone for effective communication. I found the lessons on distinguishing facts from opinions particularly enlightening, as this is vital for producing accurate and trustworthy reports.