IACA Training Programs
The International Association of Crime Analysts offers multiple training formats—structured online courses, in-person training, and webinars. Programs are designed for working analysts, supervisors, and students, with recommended difficulty levels to help you choose the best fit.
Note: The roadmap currently focuses on our 12-week online classes. Expanded guidance for webinars and in-person training is in development.
Training Formats
12-Week Online Classes
Structured, asynchronous courses delivered over 12 weeks with weekly assignments and instructor feedback. Students should plan on approximately 3–5 hours per week. Courses are graded pass/fail and progress week-by-week.
  • Weekly-structured online format
  • Pass/fail grading; certificate and CEUs upon successful completion
  • $445 members / $520 non-members
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In-Person Training
Live, instructor-led training hosted periodically based on instructor availability, host partnerships, and demand. In-person courses emphasize hands-on learning and applied exercises.
  • Multi-day, classroom-based instruction
  • Hosted in partnership with agencies (no permanent IACA facility)
  • $445 members / $520 non-members
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Webinars
Live webinars are typically 1–2 hours and may be standalone topics or part of a connected series. Some sessions are recorded and made available to members after a delay.
  • $15 members / $30 non-members (free sessions noted)
  • Live attendance options with certificate/CEUs (as applicable)
  • Select recordings available later for members
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Not sure where to start?
Use the training roadmap to identify a starting point and plan your progression from foundational skills to specialty topics.
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Policies and FAQs
Looking for specific dates? Use the “Upcoming Events” list on this page or the calendar link in the right-hand panel.
Interested in teaching?
If you’ve developed a training curriculum and are interested in developing it into an IACA class, contact the Training Committee. Include your topic, intended audience, and a brief outline.