Certified Intelligence Analyst Course

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  • Author
    Neil Quarmby
  • Level
    Advanced

  •   Course Overview

  • The Counter Terrorism Certification Board has established and maintains a voluntary and comprehensive certification scheme – Certified Intelligence Analyst (CITA).

    Certified Intelligence Analyst is meant for intelligence and security professionals. Earning a CITA Credential demonstrates your competency in 5 main domains:

    1. Intelligence Process,
    2. Subject Matter Expertise,
    3. Program Management and Communication,
    4. Technical,
    5. Compliance.

  •   Prepare for Success with CITA E-Learning Course

  • Intelligence Analysts use critical thinking, analytic techniques, and subject matter expertise to identify understand and evaluate threats, and to provide judgment and recommendations to decision makers in a timely manner. They are familiar and involved in the entire intelligence cycle, from understanding customers’ needs and requirements, through collection management, production and analysis, to drafting and disseminating a wide range of intelligence products. They communicate effectively with all stakeholders, have deep insight into the languages and cultures of specific regions, are proficient in intelligence tools and techniques, and are aware of the legal and ethical frameworks within which they operate.

    Prepare the right way for the Certified Intelligence Analyst exam. This online, self-paced course provides in-depth information on each CITA domain, saves your time, and will enable you to effectively put analysis principles into your organization. The course features a pre- and post-test, along with 6 learning modules built to help you succeed in your journey towards CITA certification.

  •   Access to this Course is RESTRICTED

  • For reasons of security and public responsibility, this Course is restricted to specific audiences. We require that all students to apply for admission to restricted courses by completing the application form for eligibility and identity verification purpose. All statements made by students to establish their credibility are subject to verification and any misrepresentation or omission of information is ground for rejection.

    Counter Terrorism Certification Board reserves the right to deny admittance to anyone where verification of qualifications or credentials has not been obtained. CTCB also reserves the right to reject any applications for enrolment based on its discretionary assessment of the student’s statements and/or qualifications.

  •   Fulfill the Completion Requirements

  • Successfully Navigate Every Unit: Ensure your mastery of each unit by completing them thoroughly. By demonstrating proficiency in each section, you pave the way for a comprehensive understanding of the material and set the stage for success in your learning journey.

    Advance to the Next Stage: Schedule the official CITA certification exam. Acquire the essential knowledge and skills needed to confidently navigate the exam and take a significant step in becoming a Certified Intelligence Analyst. Your journey towards expertise and recognition in the field of intelligence begins here.

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Course Instructor

Neil Quarmby

Neil Quarmby is considered the leading expert in the Southern Hemisphere regarding intelligence in regulation. He has an impressive and extensive career in intelligence both in Australia and internationally in the fields of military intelligence, law enforcement, national security and regulation. Recipient of the 2016 Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers (AIPIO) individual award for distinguished contribution to the intelligence profession in Australia, Neil has an extensive career in operational and strategic intelligence; serving in the Australian Defence Force for over 20 years. Following his retirement from military service, Neil was a senior manager of a national strategic crime assessment agency, going on to develop and manage a strategic intelligence capability in the Australian Crime Commission.

Neil subsequently became the head of a national operation into organised criminal penetration of the air transport sector and, in 2005, he took up a position creating and managing an integrated compliance risk and intelligence system in Medicare Australia. Since then, Neil has led the operations of two other regulators, one in work health and safety, and the other monitoring the performance of not-for-profit businesses involved in social and affordable housing.

Neil is the co-author of the book ‘Managing Intelligence: the Art of Influence’ and the sole author of ‘Intelligence in Regulation’. He founded Intelligence Rising with the goal to make professional intelligence training available to all sectors, and has since delivered intelligence training to practitioners all around the globe.