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It is self-paced and fully online. Most students finish in about 5 hours of study, but you can take as long as you need.

Anybody who wants to understand how intelligence is collected: students, early-career analysts and professionals in security, risk, journalism or policy. No prior experience is needed, and practitioners use it to formalise what they already do.

Yes. The course is accredited through the University of Salford’s QCPD (Quality Continuing Professional Development) scheme. You receive a certificate of completion when you pass the final assessment.

Yes. The course is accredited through the University of Salford’s QCPD (Quality Continuing Professional Development) scheme. You receive a certificate of completion when you pass the final assessment.

Collation is the registering, labelling and organising of collected information so it can be retrieved and compared. It is the first practical step in intelligence processing and the subject of module three of this course…. Rest of this post is for members only Already have an account?  Log in 6 Months £1500 Sign up Access...

The Admiralty Code is a grading system that rates a source’s reliability on a letter scale and the credibility of each piece of information on a number scale. It lets analysts weigh what they collect before it goes forward for analysis.

It is self-paced and fully online. Most students finish the 12 modules and final exam in about 25 hours of study, but you can take as long as you need.

Yes. On passing the final exam you receive a certificate of completion issued by Grey Dynamics Intelligence School under the University of Salford QCPD accreditation.

Yes. The Operational OSINT Fundamentals course is accredited through the University of Salford QCPD (Quality Continuing Professional Development) scheme. You receive a certificate of completion when you pass the final assessment.

It is self-paced and fully online. Most students finish the 15 modules in about 25 hours of study, but you can take as long as you need.

You receive a certificate of completion issued by Grey Dynamics Intelligence School under the University of Salford QCPD accreditation. It is a certificate of completion, not a professional licence.

Yes. The course is accredited through the University of Salford’s QCPD (Quality Continuing Professional Development) scheme. You receive a certificate of completion when you pass the final assessment.

It is self-paced and fully online. Most students finish in about 5 hours of study, but you can take as long as you need.

Yes. The course is accredited through the University of Salford’s QCPD (Quality Continuing Professional Development) scheme. You receive a certificate of completion when you pass the final assessment.

You receive a certificate of completion issued by Grey Dynamics Intelligence School under the University of Salford QCPD accreditation.

It is self-paced and fully online. Most students finish in about 5 hours of study, but you can take as long as you need.

PIRs are the priority intelligence requirements the decision maker needs answered. EEIs are the specific pieces of information needed to answer them.

Yes. The course is accredited through the University of Salford’s QCPD (Quality Continuing Professional Development) scheme. You receive a certificate of completion when you pass the final assessment.

Yes. The Intelligence Fundamentals course is accredited through the University of Salford’s QCPD (Quality Continuing Professional Development) scheme. You receive a certificate of completion when you pass the final assessment.

No. The course is built for beginners and early-career professionals, and experienced practitioners use it to formalise what they already do.

Yes. Module 4 covers communication in dissemination, including Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF), and Module 5 covers writing intelligence reports and the different formats of intelligence report.

Yes. The course is accredited through the University of Salford’s QCPD (Quality Continuing Professional Development) scheme. You receive a certificate of completion when you pass the final assessment.

It is self-paced and fully online. Most students finish in about 5 hours of study, but you can take as long as you need.

Intelligence dissemination is the final stage of the intelligence cycle: delivering finished intelligence to the people who need it, in writing or in a briefing, in a form they can act on.

It is self-paced and fully online. Most students finish in about 30 hours of study across 15 modules and 78 lessons, but you can take as long as you need.

Yes. The course is accredited through the University of Salford’s QCPD (Quality Continuing Professional Development) scheme. You receive a certificate of completion when you pass the final assessment.

We offer different payment options that offer payment-plans like Klarna, Afterpay and Paypal.

For general inquiries, you can email school@greydynamics.com.

For privacy and accessibility issues please email privacy@greydynamics.com or accessibility@greydynamics.com as appropriate.

Intelligence work is extremely broad and each case is different. Intelligence work ranges from normal office work to physically and mentally demanding activity.

Some roles, particularly those in the military or law enforcement, have physical requirements that are required by the institution rather than the role itself.

Additionally, some workplaces are better able to meet accessibility requirements than others. We recommend potential learners search for the specific roles or organisations that interest them and check those organisations’ requirements and accessibility policies before committing to our course.

Be aware that many organisations accommodate audio or visual impairment in some roles, but not all organisations or governments globally are required by law to make reasonable accommodations. 

Our regular course content functions with accessibility tools like subtitles and altering the speed and quality of the videos to ensure learners have a consistent experience regardless of their circumstances.

However, some written course material (i.e. historical documents), may not function with accessibility tools like read-aloud as they are scanned pdfs of varying quality.

We designed our course to comply with all laws and are not aware of any legal or administrative restrictions that would prohibit access to the course. If you have specific concerns about your privacy while taking this course reach out at privacy@greydynamics.com.

We encourage feedback about the course. We integrated a feedback form into the course at the end in which learners can rate their experience and provide comments and recommendations.

If there are any technical issues with accessing the feedback form, please contact accessibility@greydynamics.com.

The prices per course are £500, for the Fundamental courses and for the program with all 6 courses together is £2500.

All courses are available in a single Intelligence Cycle Fundamentals Program! Further, you will also get 
a discount if you buy the Program during pre-sale!

Attention: For the first cohort it will not be possible 
to buy single courses. This will change at a later date.

The simple answer is: No!
You do not need training or schooling in intelligence before starting our courses.

Yes! Our courses are all accredited by the University of Salford in the United Kingdom.

However, we do not offer university credit at this time.

These courses are for anybody who wants to engage with intelligence in their career right now or in the future.

These could be researchers, journalists, analysts, policymakers, security professionals 
and much more. and anyone aspiring to those roles!

Yes depending on your story and background. If you think you will be a good fit, please contact us via the contact page.

The first step is to contact us through our website or email. We’ll arrange an initial consultation to discuss your needs, challenges, and how our services can best support your objectives.

We provide detailed reports and analyses that highlight key insights, outcomes, and strategic advantages gained through our services. Additionally, our case studies demonstrate the tangible benefits we’ve delivered to similar organisations.

Our global network of analysts, commitment to apolitical analysis, and emphasis on actionable intelligence set us apart. We combine scientific, operational, and practical solutions to enhance transparency, improve security, and protect civil society.

Absolutely. Our services are highly customizable to meet the unique challenges and objectives of each client. We work closely with you to understand your needs and tailor our solutions accordingly.

We prioritise the confidentiality and security of our operations through stringent data protection policies, secure communication channels, and adherence to legal and ethical standards in intelligence gathering.