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Instructor-Led Training
In-Person TrainingIACA offers select in-person training courses on a limited basis. Classes are scheduled periodically based on instructor availability, agency partnerships, and demand. Detailed information for each course topic is available below. Participants who successfully complete an in-person class receive a certificate and continuing education credit applicable to that specific course. Upcoming In-Person Classes No Public Sessions Currently Scheduled
There are no public in-person classes currently scheduled. New sessions are added periodically as host locations and instructors become available. Interested in a future offering? Contact the Training Committee about upcoming opportunities or hosting a class in your area. Ask About Future OfferingsAvailable In-Person Course TopicsSelect a course topic to view available details, typical format, prerequisites, and scheduling information. Crime Mapping I: GIS FundamentalsTypical length: 4.5 days
Foundational GIS concepts and hands-on crime mapping techniques for law enforcement analysts. Computer Applications for Crime AnalysisTypical length: 4.5 days
A hands-on workshop covering Microsoft Access, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint, focused on using everyday software more effectively for tactical, strategic, and administrative crime analysis. Not Currently Scheduled
Microsoft Access for Crime AnalystsTypical length: 4.5 days
An in-depth, hands-on course that teaches analysts how to manage, query, and analyze crime data using Microsoft Access, including building databases, reports, forms, and basic VBA-driven applications. Not Currently Scheduled
Problem AnalysisTypical length: 4.5 days
An analyst-focused workshop on applying criminology theory, research methods, and statistics to identify, analyze, and address long-term crime and public safety problems using a problem-oriented approach. Not Currently Scheduled
Tactical Crime AnalysisTypical length: 4.5 days
A practical workshop on identifying and analyzing crime patterns and series, emphasizing tactical methods for pattern detection, analysis, dissemination, and crime suppression strategies. Interested in Hosting?IACA does not maintain physical training facilities. All in-person training is delivered in partnership with host agencies that provide classroom space and local coordination. To discuss hosting, logistics, available topics, or possible scheduling, contact the Training Committee. Ask About Hosting |