Symposium 2016 & Combo Packages

Registration

• 2-Day Symposium (Special Pricing) – $225.00
• 2-Day Symposium Only – $300.00
• CPTED & Symposium – $600.00
  Goal- To introduce attendees to Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (C.P.T.E.D.) Principals.
  
  Objective-This basic level Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (C.P.T.E.D). course will provide attendees with a thorough understanding of the standard CPTED principles and strategies while giving them an opportunity to work on real life problems. The course will:
  
  Crime, Crime Prevention, CPTED Introduction
  Paradigms
  Natural Surveillance
  •Lighting
  Natural Access Control
  Territoriality
  CPTED flowchart and classifications
  Space Assessment
  Nine CPTED Strategies
  Factors that Affect Safety and Security
  Movement Predictors & Entrapment Spots
  CPTED Analysis
  Conducting a CPTED Audit
  Residential & Commercial Security
  CCTV effectiveness
  Man/Environment Relations
  
  Attendees will apply training to real life practical exercises in the classroom.
• CPTED & Symposium (Special Pricing) – $525.00
  oal- To introduce attendees to Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (C.P.T.E.D.) Principals. Objective-This basic level Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (C.P.T.E.D). course will provide attendees with a thorough understanding of the standard CPTED principles and strategies while giving them an opportunity to work on real life problems. The course will: Crime, Crime Prevention, CPTED Introduction Paradigms Natural Surveillance •Lighting Natural Access Control Territoriality CPTED flowchart and classifications Space Assessment Nine CPTED Strategies Factors that Affect Safety and Security Movement Predictors & Entrapment Spots CPTED Analysis Conducting a CPTED Audit Residential & Commercial Security CCTV effectiveness Man/Environment Relations Attendees will apply training to real life practical exercises in the classroom.
• Crime Scene Investigation & Symposium – $400.00
  Goal: To provide a working knowledge for first responding personnel in how physical evidence is collected and preserved.
  
  Objective: Trainees will be able to recognize, analyze and preserve evidence found at potential or active crime scenes.
  
  This course will introduce personnel to the various types of physical evidence routinely encountered at crime scenes ranging from simple thefts to homicides. The emphasis of this course will be recognizing and preserving physical evidence. It is essential that first responding personnel understand the significance of physical evidence and how to preserve the evidence so that it can be collected, analyzed and used in judicial proceedings. Due to advances in the field of Forensic Biology, personnel will be introduced to the importance of sterile sampling techniques when dealing with low concentration DNA.
  
  Attendees will be instructed in:
  Securing the scene
  Recognizing Physical Evidence
  Documenting Evidence
  Collection and preserving of Evidence
  
  All attendees will process a Mock Crime Scene to include documentation of evidence, photographt and sketches. Participants will also demonstrate their ability to collect items of evidence.
  
  Additionally, this registration includes the 2-Day Symposium
• ICPS + Symposium – $575.00
  The three day training will provide attendees with a solid foundation of Crime Prevention knowledge and the resources and network contacts to continue their study after the training. The training is open to Crime Prevention or Police Officers, Crime Prevention Specialists, Community Service Officers, School Resource Officers, Unit Supervisors, Neighborhood Watch Coordinators, Loss Prevention Managers and Security Professionals.
  Three Course Outline:
  Goal- To Provide basic Crime Prevention skills and knowledge.
  Objective- Attendees will be knowledgable in 16 core subjects covering 18 areas of Crime Prevention.
  The three day training will cover the following 18 subjects from our 300 page curriculum with Power Point Presentation for each subject. Attendees will also be given a study guide for each subject after it has been presented in class.
  *History of Crime Prevention
  *Three Lines of Defense and Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED)
  *Auto Theft
  *Identity Theft
  *Child Safety
  *Crimes against the Elderly
  *School Safety
  *Community Outreach
  *Identity Theft
  *Lighting for Security
  *Security Surveys
  *Armed Robbery
  *Multi-Housing Crime Prevention
  *Personal Safety
  *Internet Safety
  *Rural and Construction Site Crime Prevention
  Attendees will take a 200 question test at the end of the course and must obtain a 75% or better to pass the course and obtain their designation of International Crime Prevention Specialist (ICPS). The designation is for life as long as their membership to the ISCPP is renewed each year ($35.00).
  
  Additionally includes the 2-Day Symposium
• ICPS + Symposium (Special Pricing) – $500.00
• Symposium Presenter – $250.00
  Reduced Rate - Registration Code Required
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