Membership of ACIA provides Continuous Professional Development (CPD) opportunities for staff, in a cost effective fashion, and encourages them to take responsibility for their own development. It complements the significant investment made by employers in formal analytical training as ACIA helps fill the gap between attending courses and delivering competent products.
The association facilitates networking with other members across a diverse range of analytical backgrounds (government, law enforcement and private sector). This practitioner-to-practitioner connection is of significant benefit to employers as members share skills and experiences to help each other apply analytical practise to problems affecting communities and businesses across the UK and Ireland.
Benefits
Participation in the activities of the association allows staff to learn to take responsibility in a safe and supportive environment.
Engage with other organisations and agencies, promoting multi-agency and collaborative work, sharing knowledge/good practice and developing contacts/ links.
Keep staff informed about what is occurring in the wider profession as well as upcoming training courses, conferences and other learning and development opportunities.
I'm an employer - what's in it for me? (Agency memberships for organisations that wish to sign up some or all of their staff members)
To complement the significant investment made by employers in formal analytical training, ACIA exists to fill the gap between attending courses and delivering competent products. ACIA facilitates analysts’ Continuous Professional Development (CPD) through the provision of easily accessible opportunities to learn and develop.
The association facilitates networking with other members across a diverse range of analytical backgrounds (government, law enforcement and private sector). We believe this practitioner-to-practitioner connection to be of significant benefit to employers as members share skills and experience to help each other apply analytical practise to problems affecting communities and businesses from neighbourhood level up to serious and organised criminality.
Eligibility
Membership is open to anyone currently or formerly employed in analysis in the context of crime or intelligence, whether public or private sector in the UK or Ireland. This includes (but is not limited to) intelligence, fraud, crime and military analysts and researchers. Membership is also open to students (aged 18 or over) or academics, with a demonstrated interest in crime or intelligence analysis.
All applicants are required to provide a suitable referee, however if you apply with a police pnn or Govt. gsi email address this is usually sufficient, if you don't have this then your referee needs to be someone who can confirm you work in the relevant sector whose own status we can verify (e.g. someone with a pnn address).
Requirements
What does it cost?
Membership is free to individuals (including for organisations that wish to sign up a range of individuals)
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