Our aim is to provide high quality, value for money intelligence and analysis training that is relevant to your workplace.
We offer onsite training at reduced rates for a minimum of 6, up to a maximum of 12, attendees.
The courses are also delivered at DAC Beachcroft offices. Please see the details below of the upcoming courses for which we are currently accepting bookings.
Meet out Intelligence Trainer Natalie Randall
Introduction to Analysing Networks
We are constantly developing courses to suit our customer needs, so keep checking back to find out what's new.
Our experienced, highly skilled intelligence and analytical staff also offer consultancy services at both practitioner and management level.
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