WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
The ProQual Level 4 Diploma in Intelligence Operations is designed for individuals working in, or preparing for, roles that involve the collection, evaluation, analysis and presentation of information to produce intelligence products and support decision-making.
The qualification is particularly relevant to individuals who need to develop strong analytical, assessment, reporting and presentation skills within an intelligence operations environment. ProQual describes the qualification as supporting the development of the skills required to collect and collate data from a wide range of sources and produce detailed assessments.
Course information and design
The ProQual Level 4 Diploma in Intelligence Operations develops the analytical and presentation skills required for intelligence operations. The qualification focuses on collecting, evaluating, analysing and interpreting information and turning that information into structured intelligence products, assessments and recommendations.
The ProQual Level 4 Diploma in Intelligence Operations is a regulated Level 4 qualification designed to develop analytical and presentation skills required within intelligence operations. It focuses on collecting, evaluating, analysing and presenting information to produce detailed intelligence assessments and products.
It is suitable for individuals working in intelligence operations or related roles who need to develop skills in information collection, evaluation, analysis, assessment, reporting and intelligence-product development.
The qualification has a Total Qualification Time of 10 hours, including 5 Guided Learning Hours (GLH).
You will learn how to establish intelligence requirements, collect and evaluate information, apply analytical techniques, develop assessments and recommendations, create intelligence products, disseminate findings and report information within an intelligence setting.
Yes. The qualification covers evaluating information sources for their reliability, validity and contribution to intelligence products. It also covers information collection plans, appropriately classified information and protection of information sources.
Yes. Learners develop recommendations based on intelligence analysis, consider potential advantages and disadvantages, establish whether recommendations are appropriate and feasible, and create intelligence products to support decision-making.
Course Cost
Location
London/Kent (United Kingdom) and Bangkok (Thailand)
Course Dates
1st of every month
Course Length
Assessments
- There must be valid, authentic and sufficient for all the assessment criteria. However, one piece of evidence may be used to meet the requirements of more than one learning outcome or assessment criterion.
- Course content, training scenarios, and program structure may be modified at the discretion of the instructor and assessor to accommodate safety requirements, environmental conditions, and the suitability of the training grounds
Skill Prerequisites
- Good level of English
QUALIFICATION STRUCTURE
- Unit 1 – Establish and Interpret Requirements for Intelligence Products
- Unit 2 – Evaluate Information Gathered for Use Within Intelligence Products
- Unit 3 – Apply Analytical Techniques to Interpret Information for Intelligence Products
- Unit 4 – Develop Assessments from Intelligence Analysis
- Unit 5 – Develop Recommendations from the Results of Intelligence Analysis Methodologies
- Unit 6 – Create Intelligence Products to Support Decision Making
- Unit 7 – Disseminate Intelligence Products
- Unit 8 – Evaluate and Report Information Elicited in an Intelligence Setting