Overview of the course:
The concept of body language is very helpful in determining and detecting what is going on in the mind of a suspect or a criminal. This course sets out to help you in mastering the secrets of the of body language, the historical view of the body language, understanding the human brain through conscious and subconscious behaviours, the powers of the Subconscious, and limbic system legacy, and why liars cannot remember their lies, what is in a criminal mind, body language and its limitations, criminals and the use of opportunities.
The purpose of this course is then to be able to analyze what a criminal is thinking by employing the body language methods of assessing an individual.
It is, however, crucial to note that criminals display some forms of non-verbal cues during interrogation which helps to determine whether such an individual is guilty or not. The overall aim of this course in facilitating interrogation cannot then be overemphasized.
Learning Objectives:
Module one: Mastering the Secrets of Body Language
Module two: The Historical View of the Body Language
Module three: Understanding the Human Brain through Conscious and Subconscious Behaviors
Module four: The Powers of the Subconscious
Module five: Limbic System Legacy
Module six: Why Liars Cannot remember Their Lies
Module seven: What’s in a Criminal Mind? Before, During and After Crime
Module eight: Body Language and its Limitations: Crossing the Cultural Divides
Module nine: Criminals and the Use of Opportunities
Learning Outcome
Methodology
This will be a two-day course, conducted formally and the following methodologies will be applied:
The course is carved to take place in a typical classroom setting. This is to ensure stimulation of knowledge and conducive learning condition. The lecturer will present the lesson to Learners while they follow suit. Learners will note down grey areas and ask questions after the delivery of the lecture.
The lecture process will also involve group interactions. The lecturer will ask questions and encourage participants’ involvement in the learning process. The group interactions will also open door for hybridization of knowledge.
Further, every seminar session would be practical-oriented so as to give room for the impartation of soft skills.
Who should attend this course?
This course has been expertly designed for everyone concerned about the increasing rate of criminal activities in our society. However, in order for the lecture process to be well-organized and coordinated, this has been specifically designed for the following Organisations:
All Ministries enforcement officers
Investigation Officers
Security Officers
Disciplinary Officers
Surveillant Officers Patrolling Officers
Private Eye
Airline Front line officers
Gate hold Room Screening officers
Auxiliary Officers
Others who uphold the Law
The reason being that these are the people that have direct contact with all kinds of people in Public. Any form of lackadaisical attitude from them is bound to put the organisation into problem. This course teaches these professionals how to be on guard while going about their normal daily activities. It sharpens their consciousness and puts them above the schemes of officers.
Master Trainer Alan
Mr. Alan Elangovan is an erudite and world-class trainer. He has over 30 years of training experience and has been to more than 20 countries to train government officials and employees of private firms. He is a household name in Singapore, his home country where he has worked in different ministries and private entities.
Elangovan is a focused, results-oriented, multi-dimensional, and superb trainer. He is a goal-getter and an outstanding professional. He creatively looks for ways to harness the skills of his trainees to reach their maximum productivity levels. He is a game-changer. He hones people’s skills through practical and creative means.
Elangovan has served the manpower training needs of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) for the past few decades. He is one of the brains behind the success of the ministry. For seven years, he was the company trainer at the SAF; he spent the next five years in the private sector as a corporate trainer before pitching his tent with the Ministry of Home Affairs for two decades as their master trainer and public speaker.
Since 2004, he has always been the resource personnel at Immigration Checkpoints Authority’s (ICA) seminars for their workforce and other sister agencies.