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National Capital Chapter

ASIS Exam Preparation - Certification Reviews

ASIS encourages candidates for board certification to use a combination of resources in preparation for exams, as certification is based on a mastery of the body of knowledge. Classroom and online reviews are two methods of preparation available for certification candidates. A review is an essential part of your exam preparation plan.

ALL EXAM PREPARATION RESOURCES

Classroom Reviews:
In just a day and a half, experienced instructors provide a focused review of the areas of knowledge relevant to a specific certification.

A classroom review will position you to:

· Identify key vocabulary terms and learn how to apply concepts you will likely encounter on the exam.

· Better understand and build expertise in areas where you are less experienced and knowledgeable.

· Build relationships, exchange study tips, and form study groups with other preparing for certification.

· Confirm your understanding and learn where you need to focus your study with a practice exam.

2009 Classroom Review Schedule

The CPP® Classroom Review is offered: INFO/REGISTER

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	Certified Protection Professional (CPP™) This certification designates individuals who have demonstrated competency in all areas constituting security management.
	Professional Certified Investigator (PCI™) Holders of the PCI™ certification have demonstrated education and/or experience in the fields of case management, evidence collection, and case presentation.
	Physical Security Professional (PSP™) - The PSP™ designation is the certification for those whose primary responsibility is to conduct threat surveys, design integrated security systems that include equipment, procedures and people, or install, operate and maintain those systems.

The National Capital Chapter is once again planning a Certified Protection Professional (CPP) review course to be conducted in five sessions over a six week period beginning May 1, 2010. We will not hold a session on Saturday May 29 to allow participants to enjoy the Memorial Day weekend.

Cost of the course is $85.00 with proceeds benefiting the National Capital Chapter Security Education Foundation. Payment can be made in advance, through Paypal here by cash or check at the first review session on May 1.

Interested security professionals should contact Kevin Peterson, CPP at Kevin.peterson@mindspring.com who will provide registration and course location information.