12 Day Combined Surveillance (Urban, Rural And Technical)

Combined Surveillance (Urban, Rural And Technical) Course

WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?

Anyone Wishing To Enhance Their Surveillance Skills And Keep Them Sharp, Anyone Wishing To Get Into The Remit Of Security And Investigations. The course is designed to teach students how to insert, establish and run observations posts from rural hides in order to gather evidence and intelligence. This course includes Unit 1 and 2 of the Sniper Elite course.

Anyone Wishing To Enter The Surveillance And Investigation Industry, Or Close Protection Would Seriously Need To Take This Type Of Training. This Qualification Is Designed For Those Learners Wishing To Apply For A Job In The Private Security Industry

The 12-Day UCP Course Also Gives The Learner The Minimum Requirements To Step Into The Surveillance Industry And Be Confident Taking On Surveillance Contracts And Tasks.

Combined Surveillance (Urban, Rural And Technical)
Combined Surveillance (Urban, Rural And Technical)
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Combined Surveillance (Urban, Rural And Technical)

COURSE INFORMATION

12 Days Of Intense Training For Surveillance Covering All Aspects From Theory To Practical With A Multiple-Choice Exam To Complete The Course.

4 days of Urban Basic Surveillance; Foot follows Stakeouts and operational planning. Target profiling

5 Days Of Intense Basic Rural Training For Surveillance Covering All Aspects From Theory To Practical In The Skills Of Close Target Reconnaissance Within The Surveillance Industry and as part of insertion techniques for Sniper Elite. 

Coalition forces often use Close Target Reconnaissance (CTR) units for the persistent surveillance of potential threats. CTRs track suspect movements through Tagging, Tracking, and Locating (TTL) and Technical Audio and Video systems. Skills are taught in a manner that can be adapted to a variety of operational situations, and courses can be tailored to meet the specific training objectives of our customers.

3 Days of UCP’s Basic Technical Surveillance: This course teaches basic techniques and methodologies for technical surveillance. Students receive basic instruction on planning and conducting technical-based reconnaissance operations and are taught to select gear based on mission profile, configure gear for operation, and employ their strategy without compromise. The course is delivered by our own Former MI5 British Intelligence Agent (MD) 

Training is continually reinforced as each new module builds on skills from the previous module. Specific content is dependent on customer objectives and may include the use of Tactical Audio-Video Devices (TAVs); basic Covert Photography using long lens and standard lens; Tagging, Tracking, and Global Locating Devices (TTL); and basic computer forensic tools. Students are introduced to emerging technology such as smart cameras, remote cameras, GIS technology, and other audio-visual technologies.

Our “crawl, walk, run” approach allows adequate time for the progression of student learning and enhances students’ ability to move from the theoretical to the practical. Practical exercises and workshops build in intensity to develop a comprehensive learning experience

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Clothing

Dark suit (does not have to be black) black shoes, dark or neutral tie, black socks and crisp white and pastel colour shirt (double cuff preferably) discreet cuff links

Assortment of casual clothing “without” logo’s and writing on your shirts, jeans or Dockers; we don’t like bright colours partly due to the course covering surveillance and counter surveillance, bring some gym clothing as there will be hand to hand combat and fitness training.

Belt, tactical or leather. UCP centre can sell these tactical belts so please don’t worry if you find it hard to obtain.

Footwear

Good walking shoes with tread (we don’t recommend you buy new shoes just before the course due to wearing in (blisters) Weather cautious clothing in case of rain or breeze (think about what will make you comfortable) keep the shoe colour in line with the suit… trainers will be needed (no radical colours).

Equipment

Laptop with Microsoft word and power point, USB memory stick with 10 GB max as you will not get this returned, Camera or phone camera with leads, small and large Notebook (small for day to day log) black pen and pencil with rubber.

Repeat due to importance;

Laptop (not tablet unless you have windows, PowerPoint and word installed)

Windows or office

PowerPoint is a must for briefing and de-briefing

Notebook: pencil and pen, eraser camera/camera-phone with chargers.

  • Instructor
  • Training equipment
  • Exams
  • Awards
  • Classroom
  • Range (Where Applicable)
  • Ammo (Where Applicable)
  • Accommodation (where applicable)
  • Food and beverages
  • Flights (where applicable)
  • Airport Transfers (where applicable)
  • Safety Glasses (Where Applicable)
  • Ear Defenders (Where Applicable)

Course Length

12 Days

Course Cost

£4200

Location

UK, USA, Thailand, Lebanon, Sri Lanka, Spain, Italy and Singapore

date

Course Dates

Any time of the month

Qualification

Award in CPD for Security, investigation, and Surveillance (covert surveillance operations)

Qualification

Working as a Bodyguard within the Private Security Industry

Skill Prerequisites

  • Level 1 Basic online Surveillance
  • Drivers’ Licence Any Nationality

*All prerequisite awards should not be expired
so please check the expiry date before applying
*All Candidates should have a reasonable level
of personal fitness

COURSE CONTENTS

  • Basic Surveillance and terminologies
  • Urban surveillance techniques
  • Working on your own and within a team
  • Playing the Grey Man
  • Disguises
  • Foot follows
  • Vehicle follows
  • Stake outs
  • Rural Surveillance and terminologies
  • Rural Surveillance techniques
  • Map reading
  • Model building
  • Close Target Reconnaissance
  • Hides
  • Disguises
  • Technical surveillance
  • Bug finding – search
  • Bug planting – rooms video and audio
  • Thermal and infrared devices
  • Home-made improvised devices
  • Anti-surveillance terminologies
  • Anti-surveillance techniques
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