Level 2 Intelligence Analyst Certification
Original price was: $34.99.$17.99Current price is: $17.99.
What you’ll learn
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Demonstrate critical thinking skills to reduce bias and other mental errors
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Overcome negative thinking that can thwart objective analysis
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Understand the need to structure analysis
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Identify major factors and characterize the underlying causal and affected factors
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Select and apply specific analytic techniques to produce explanative intelligence to identify “why” events happen
The views expressed in this course are the instructor’s alone and do not reflect the official position of the U.S. Government, the Intelligence Community, or the Department of Defense.
This course builds on the Level 1 Intelligence Analyst Certification course for descriptive analysis. One cannot explain why events occurred, if one does not first know what events occurred. Explanative intelligence interprets current events. It seeks to explain an adversary’s behavior, answer the question “why,” and establish causal relationships. Thus, students in this course should hold a Level 1 certification and be experienced descriptive intelligence analysts. Likewise, as the graduates of the Level 2 course gain experience and expertise they become ready for the Level 3 course and are ready to produce predictive intelligence analysis.
Who this course is for:
- This course is designed for the mid-level intelligence analyst who has experience providing basic, logically sound, descriptive intelligence and wants to begin producing explanative analysis.
- This course is not for the beginner.
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Original price was: $34.99.$17.99Current price is: $17.99.
Funmilola Adedulu –
Yes, quite another enlightening aspect of analysis. Am intrigued at the fact that it reflects so much of our thought processes and so opens us up to the hows to approach matters objectively and gain the best results.
Komla M. Avono –
Personally, anything critical thinking is of greatest interest to me. As I completed part one of this course, I intend to continue and learn more, with more enthusiasm. Clarity and practice are here.
Glicinski Tsado Levasseur –
Amazing content
Kelsey Worboys –
Excellent lecturer, enthusiastic, well spoken/read/written!
Paula Helm –
Loved the course, yet I feel it needed to drop down several levels on certain examples.
Joseph Lara –
I really enjoy the detailed overview of structured analytical techniques
Komala D/O Punniay Moorthy –
Trigger our thought process and teaches how to approach things more objectively and gain best results.
Pakkam Rajasekaran –
Through and precise
Steve Campbell –
I found it very dry, and while the information is important to IA, the instructor was reading more off the slides than anything else…the whole thing needs more practical exercise of the topic.
Tan Zi Shang –
Good explanation
John Pokrzywa –
This course gets into the nuts and bolts of how we assess a certain issue, and gives systematic methods for bypassing personal bias and instincts, to arrive at a more methodical decision or assessment
Thuy Reilly –
couldn’t view the video in all sections and slides not accessible as part of ourse to take notes against