The private investigator job market, depending on your specialty, can be highly competitive. Â This is particularly true when you have little, to no, practical experience. Â Here are some tips to help you get a private investigator job and gain experience along the way:
-
Get a job in a similar industry, such as loss prevention. Â This can help to develop and hone the skills listed on your resume. Â This can be a difference maker when looking for a private investigator job.
-
Take online private investigator training courses to help you to continue your education. Â As you learn new areas, you will expand your specialties and become more valuable.
-
Join a private investigator association. Â This can help you network and build relationships with real world investigators.
-
Get your own equipment. Â This can make you a valuable asset to a potential employer. Â Some of the items to consider purchasing are (1) a video camera, (2) a laptop, and (3) a tri-pod.
For more information on how to continue your education as a private investigator, visit the NITA website, www.investigativeacademy.com.
Our enrollment counselors are here to answer any questions you might have about our state- and board-approved status, pre-licensing training, or professional development programs.
