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Workshops, Seminar & Lecture Topics

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Collection Planning

Learn how to design structured collection strategies that align intelligence requirements with operational outcomes, ensuring resources are used efficiently and effectively.

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HUMINT – Interviewing

Develop practical skills for conducting intelligence interviews, building rapport, and eliciting reliable and actionable information.

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HUMINT – Source Management

Understand the principles of recruiting, managing, and assessing human sources while balancing ethical, legal, and operational considerations

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Open Source

Gain the ability to leverage publicly available information from digital, social, and traditional media sources to enrich intelligence outcomes.

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Intermediate Analytical Techniques – Futures Analysis (General)

Explore structured methods to anticipate emerging risks and opportunities, helping organisations prepare for uncertainty.

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Intermediate Analytical Techniques – Scenario Generation

Learn how to construct and use scenarios to test assumptions, stress-test strategies, and inform long-term planning.

The below topics can be delivered online or in person. They can be run as half-day or full-day workshops depending on preference and audience. Prices start at Australian Dollar $2000 for an online half-day course.

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Intermediate Analytical Techniques – PSYOPS

Understand the role of psychological operations in shaping perceptions, influencing behaviour, and integrating with intelligence assessments.

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Intermediate Analytical Techniques – Indicators and Warnings & Pre-Mortem Analysis

Discover tools for identifying early warning signals, testing assumptions, and pre-empting failures before they occur.

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Intermediate Analytical Techniques – Red-Teaming

Develop skills in challenging assumptions, testing vulnerabilities, and exploring alternative perspectives through structured red-team approaches.

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Strategic Writing in Intelligence

Learn how to communicate complex intelligence clearly and persuasively through well-structured, purposeful written products.

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Mastering Oral Intelligence Briefs

Build confidence in delivering concise, compelling, and decision-focused oral intelligence briefings for executives and stakeholders.

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Evaluating Intelligence: Learning from Failure and Success

Examine real-world case studies to understand what works in intelligence practice—and how to learn from missteps to strengthen future performance.

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Management and Building Capability

Develop the leadership skills and organisational tools needed to strengthen intelligence and regulatory capability.

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Regulatory Performance Reporting: Better Practice and the Role for Strategic Intelligence

Understand how performance reporting, when supported by strategic intelligence, can drive accountability, improvement, and impact.

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Investigations and intelligence – the Relationship

Explore how investigations and intelligence complement each other, and how integration strengthens outcomes across the regulatory spectrum.

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Understanding and Managing Bias

Identify cognitive and organisational biases that affect analysis and decision-making, and apply strategies to mitigate their impact.

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Contemporary Regulatory Practice – Foundation

A foundational program covering the principles, challenges, and modern approaches to effective regulatory practice.

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The Design of Regulation

Explore how regulation can be purposefully designed to balance compliance, effectiveness, and innovation in diverse sectors.

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Regulation in Democracies – the Rights of the Individual Re-examined

Examine the intersection of regulation, human rights, and democratic values, and the implications for fair and proportionate practice.

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Regulatory Intelligence

Learn how intelligence enhances regulatory practice by identifying risks, shaping priorities, and informing interventions.

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Theme-specific (e.g., Radicalisation, Gaming, etc.)

Specialised seminars that focus on unique regulatory and intelligence challenges within priority themes and high-risk domains.

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