Investigating in Languages You Don’t Speak

Description

Have you ever needed critical information from a document, but it’s in a language you don’t understand? As an investigator, you are tasked with looking at targets all over the world, which means the information you need can appear in almost any language. If (like most of us) you only speak one or two, which can present a real challenge to the effectiveness of your investigation.
Conducting investigations in languages you don’t understand is a skill — and you can learn it.

CPE Information

CPE Credit:	1
NASBA Information:	Specialized Knowledge
Last Updated:	February 2023
Delivery Method:	QAS SELF-STUDY

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