Train First?

Train Before You Take the Case

There is a difference between interest and preparation.

Many people are drawn to the field of private investigation because it appears exciting. Crime shows, documentaries, and social media make the profession look fast-paced and dramatic. What they rarely show is the pressure, responsibility, and consequences attached to every decision an investigator makes.

A real investigation affects real lives.

Evidence mishandled can weaken a defense.
Poor interviewing can contaminate testimony.
Documentation errors can destroy credibility.
Ethical missteps can end careers.

Frontline Investigator Training Academy was built to address these realities.

Our platform is grounded in decades of real-world investigative experience — particularly in criminal investigations, where the stakes are highest. This is not theory alone. It is structured, experience-based educational training designed to help individuals understand what this profession truly demands.

Our one-year subscription includes:
• 24 structured training modules
• Weekly live Zoom sessions for discussion and questions
• Practical insight into investigative thinking and professional discipline

We are clear about our purpose:
This is not a certification program.
This does not replace state licensing.
This is educational training designed to prepare and inform.

The goal is simple — to help aspiring investigators develop judgment, discipline, ethical awareness, and professional thinking before they ever accept a case.

Preparation protects careers.
Preparation protects clients.
Preparation protects the integrity of the profession.

If you are serious about understanding what real investigative work requires, we invite you to join us.

Visit Frontline-Academy.com
Train with purpose. Train for reality.

Marvin Dixon/Founder

vmgreview.com, Verifacts Investigations, and Frontline Investigator Training Academy

Published by mdixonvmg

A licensed Private investigator who aim to inspire, inform, encourage and empower with our blogs.

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