SV training

I used Argus Europe in Durham, great course but more to the point the after service through a closed Face Book page is awesome, jobs, advice and technical support, great company

I used ISS training, below I have pasted my review originaly posted in this thread: http://www.cp-domain.com/t1140-surveillance-training-course-providers 

Below my review:

I recently competed ISS Trainings 11 day advanced Surveillance course and would like to recomend it to anyone interested in doing a surveillance course. I have no experience from other surveillance training providers to compare with but can say that ISS is a very good one.
I choosed ISS as TP after reading through many reviews and could not find a negative one combined with ISS have provided surveillance training for a very long time and all instructors are experienced surveillance operative who works regulary in the trade.
Another thing that made me choose ISS is that I have a copy of Peter Jenkins international best selling book called Surveillance Tradecraft, I think the book is brilliant and of course I would like to train with the author.
Before the course I had high expectations and I was not disapointed, it is a truely enjoyable course, the instructors are brilliant and they make you come out of the course confident to take on surveillance work.
English is not my first language but during the course I had no problem since the instructors explain everything in a way that is easy to understand, even for stupid foreigners as me.


Still I have not a single day of Surveillance under my belt, I fortunately have all the work I need in a field where surveillance is a wanted skill, but it is not the actuall work, I feel confident to take on Surveillance work but I do not have the time, so from a surveillance proffesionalls point of view I cannot speak out.

Best regards

Rikard

Thanks Rickard

Thanks Rikard. Very interresting your review.

I study this book also and it is good, simple, very illustrated with more details.

The english is not my langage, I am french. 
However, this book is very accessible, even novice as me, in this domain.
 
Furthermore, in september, I begun a french universatary training to become private detective. So, with this book I think that it is a very good guide to avance and extend my skills.

In France, there isn't or very little of books which are also developped, detailled on surveillance' technicals.

Just in reading the book, I would like participated at ISS training.

(Sorry for my errors).

ISS are a very good SV training provider.
One to look out for is also The Surveillance Group:
http://www.thesurveillancegroup.com/training