National Investigative Training Academy - Lake Mary, Florida

La National Investigative Training Academy (NITA) es una reconocida institución de formación especializada en la preparación de individuos para convertirse en investigadores privados, personal de seguridad y guardias. Ubicada en el 250 International Pkwy Suite 134, Lake Mary, FL 32746, esta academia es fácilmente accesible para personas con movilidad reducida y ofrece estacionamiento para sillas de ruedas.

La NITA es reconocida por su amplia gama de especialidades, que incluyen la formación de investigadores privados, servicios de seguridad y centros de formación. Su experiencia y conocimientos en la industria les han permitido desarrollar una sólida reputación en la comunidad. Además, su servicio de guardias de seguridad es altamente recomendado para aquellos que buscan protección y seguridad confiable.

La academia cuenta con un moderno y completo programa de estudios que se imparte en un ambiente de aprendizaje estimulante y atractivo. Los estudiantes tienen la oportunidad de adquirir habilidades y conocimientos prácticos que les serán útiles en sus futuras carreras. La NITA también ofrece una variedad de cursos y talleres especializados que se adaptan a las necesidades y preferencias de los estudiantes.

La ubicación de la NITA en Lake Mary, Florida, ofrece a los estudiantes una experiencia de aprendizaje única y enriquecedora. La academia está rodeada de una hermosa vegetación y ofrece una vista panorámica del lago. Los estudiantes tienen la oportunidad de disfrutar de la tranquilidad y serenidad del entorno mientras se concentran en sus estudios.

La NITA ha recibido un gran número de opiniones positivas y actualmente tiene una calificación promedio de 4.9/5 según Google My Business. Los estudiantes han elogiado la calidad de la enseñanza, la atención al detalle y el compromiso del personal con el éxito de los estudiantes. La academia ha demostrado ser una opción popular y confiable para aquellos que buscan una formación sólida en la industria de la investigación y la seguridad.

Opiniones de National Investigative Training Academy

SJ

4/5

4 stars. Ryan Is an amazing instructor. But the administration in the office haven't returned my emails and have straight up ghosted my questions directed to them. I'm paying for a service and they should respond

Terrell J. Sterling

5/5

Amazing experience the class was both informative and Engaging. All members of staff made sure that you fully understood the course material and were prepared to take your exam , would definitely recommend to anyone looking to pursue a career in Security. NITA has a curriculum unmatched by any security license school out there thanks again for everything.

Quinn O'Brien

4/5

I took the mental health course as part of a professional development requirement for my license. I maintain my license, but I am also an adjunct instructor at the local law school. I teach a course on mental health and the law in conjunction with the school of psychology (in addition to other courses on investigation). I was pleased that there was a focus in this course on therapy, self-reflection, and community.
The four stars instead of five is for a couple of reasons. First, the grammar and punctuation errors were numerous enough to be a distraction. Please have a proofreader or editor look over your courses. We investigators must pay careful attention to detail and be meticulous in our reports. We all make mistakes. It is very hard to proofread and edit yourself. But having someone else review this course before publishing it would help lend credibility to the material and minimize distractions.
Second, this course is full of some interesting statistics. What it didn’t have as much of, though, were research-based solutions and content after the first two introductory videos. There is no bibliography for sources, either. And there is some advice that goes counter to research-based best practices. For example, writing out questions before an interview is a good way to prepare. But then you should throw those question away or leave them in the car. Research in the fields of sales, psychology, and law enforcement say that checklists or lists of questions can be counterproductive in non-diagnostic settings (such as sales and PI interviewing). Going in with a framework or structure is much more conducive to information-gathering than a list of questions. A checklist can cause you gloss-over important followup questions and narrow the focus of your interview. Rapport is built on a foundation of active listening to build mutual trust. You can’t do that if your moving on to the next question on the list.
Rather than list statistics about mental health, cite the research you used to convey the importance of community and socialization (because this section was excellent and important), and finish the research needed to back up (or throw out) some of your other suggestions.
I have the benefit of being a trainer myself for both investigators and attorneys. I would like to see investigations and investigators be taken more seriously by using research-backed methods, citing to that research, and conveying it in a professional way. I think we hurt ourselves when errant commas distract from the message. (Again, no one is perfect. We make mistakes. Editing ourselves is hard. This is why I work with a team.) I have seen a lot of really good investigators INTUIT these research-backed practices, but I also see a lot of training and teaching material that reads more like a memoir than a textbook. This training on mental health is vital. This training contains so much good information. It could be nearly perfect with a few changes.

Brian Garvin

5/5

I did the Florida Security License D training through NITA and they are a really nice and convenient service to obtain your security license in the State of Florida along with the other state security training that they offer. I would recommend this service to anyone wanting to pursue a career in the security field and they truly care about you passing and obtaining your license at the end.

Jonas Roel

5/5

I completed the Florida CC pre-licensing course. The online course is very well designed, the coursework is presented very professionally, and logically, and they prepare you very well for a career in private investigation. This course is highly recommended!

Yosbel Hernandez

5/5

So glad I was recommended to NITA. Had to redo my D license and must say these guys have their act together. 2024, Zoom classes… way to go! Thanks to Courtney and Sandra for your effort & dedication!!!

R3d2Litty Yt

5/5

Nita has been amazing. I was a little worried at first with taking the CC investigator intern course. But rest assured they’ll cover every aspect to prepare you to be successful. 10/10 rating

Mitchell Ross

5/5

NITA, FL Security, Class D Training, was one of the best 40 hour online courses I have ever taken. As a LE instructor myself, I can say that the instructor of the course is very knowledgeable and has the hands on experience to instruct and teach the course. NITA is a top notch academy for future and current Security Guards and LE professionals.
Retired Police Officer
Mitchell L Ross