A short, full-time certificate that introduces the theory of private investigation for learners interested in investigative and enforcement careers. Canadian Career Education College (CCEC) delivers the program in English.
The program gives students introductory, theory-level skills in investigation, including relevant legislation, ethics, risk management, note taking, and report writing.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Program length | 3 weeks, 60 hours |
| Study option | Full time, 100% course load |
| Tuition, in class | CAD $1,100 |
| Not included in tuition | Letter of Acceptance (LOA) fee |
| Learning materials | All required learning materials are provided by the College. Textbooks are suggested but not required. |
Tuition may be paid in instalments. See Student Loans and Financial Aid. Online access to course notes is provided where available. Refunds follow the Refund Policy for Vocational Programs.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, or Mature Student Status. See Domestic Admission Requirements and International Admission Requirements.
An applicant who does not have an OSSD or equivalent may be admitted as a mature student if the applicant is 18 years of age or older and passes a qualifying test approved by the Superintendent of Career Colleges (Ontario Regulation 415/06, section 19). See Mature Student Status.
Canadian citizens and permanent residents study in class at the Vaughan campus. No internship or placement is required.
This program is delivered in class only. Because this program runs less than six months, visitors and temporary residents in Canada may take it without a study permit or a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL), provided their current status allows short-term study.
See the Enrolment Schedule for start dates.
For questions about eligibility, call an Admissions Advisor at 1-905-499-3631, ext. 102 or 103, or email Administration. The admission application takes 15 to 20 minutes; please use a computer or laptop.