PEAK Basic Examiner's Course

Date: January 6 - March 14, 2025
Location: Cape Coral, FL

Basic Polygraph Examiner's Course is APA accredited and consists of a minimum of 400 hours. Timelines and schedules are flexible and always changing to accommodate class needs and instructor availability. The order of topics covered will vary from class to class. Most Basic Polygraph Examiner's Courses for this institute are completed in a ten-consecutive-week cycle. Nevertheless, all basic courses offered will be completed in not fewer than 10 nor more than 17 weeks according to accreditation standards. Read below for an in-depth explanation of the benefits of the PEAK Basic Course. The Basic Examiner's Course fee is generally due prior to the beginning of the course of study unless other arrangements are made through the training center. The tuition fees include all course materials, supplies and use of equipment and polygraph instrumentation together with staff consultation while in attendance.

PEAK Basic Examiner's Course with CEMAPP

Date: January 13 - March 21, 2025
Location: Mexico City, MX

This course is a partnership with CEMAPP and will be held in Mexico City, MX.

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The Basic Polygraph Examiner's Course is APA accredited and consists of a minimum of 400 hours. Timelines and schedules are flexible and always changing to accommodate class needs and instructor availability. The order of topics covered will vary from class to class. Most Basic Polygraph Examiner's Courses for this institute are completed in a ten-consecutive-week cycle. Nevertheless, all basic courses offered will be completed in not fewer than 10 nor more than 17 weeks according to accreditation standards.

LXEdge Live Training Webinar

Date: January 17, 2025
Location: Online - Microsoft Teams

Time: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm ET

We are excited be holding multiple LXEdge training webinars this fall/winter.

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PEAK Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT) Course

Date: March 17 - 21, 2025
Location: Cape Coral, FL

The Post-Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT) Course prepares students to successfully complete the End of Course Written Examination, approved and recognized by the APA. This examination is only required for those seeking to become PCSOT certified with the American Polygraph Association (APA). The course will consist of a minimum of 40 hours of specialized instruction approved by the APA. The course will review various types of PCSOT examinations, including Instant Offense, Instant Offense Investigative, Prior Allegation, Sexual History I, Sexual History II, Maintenance, and Monitoring Examinations. The course will also include a review of the containment approach, victimology, deviant behavior and treatment for sex offenses, the APA's model PCSOT policy, the APA's & ASTM's standards of practice pertaining to PCSOT testing, and proper test question construction for PCSOT testing.

Law enforcement examiners in particular benefit from this course because the specialized instruction covers a wide range of sex crimes. Whether law enforcement examiners conduct pre-employment, criminal, or internal affairs examinations, they will be prepared to properly interview and test this unique set of crimes. This course also prepares law enforcement examiners who are preparing for leadership positions in law enforcement where they might be required to supervise any or all of the following departments: polygraph, forensics, major crimes, sex crimes, field investigations, human resources and recruitment, or internal affairs programs and personnel.

The course also qualifies for continuing education credits (units) for those who are already PCSOT certified.

Provides 40 CEH

PEAK Advanced Examiner's Course

Date: March 24 - 28, 2025
Location: Cape Coral, FL

In this course, students improve their ability to prepare for and administer polygraph examinations. They will be introduced to a myriad of validated polygraph techniques, as well as procedures to reduce inconclusive results, improve test data quality, and improve their overall knowledge of polygraph as a whole. The curriculum is flexible in that the instructors accommodate to the wants and needs of the students attending.

Provides 40 CEH

PEAK Basic Examiner's Course

Date: May 5 - July 11, 2025
Location: Cape Coral, FL

Basic Polygraph Examiner's Course is APA accredited and consists of a minimum of 400 hours. Timelines and schedules are flexible and always changing to accommodate class needs and instructor availability. The order of topics covered will vary from class to class. Most Basic Polygraph Examiner's Courses for this institute are completed in a ten-consecutive-week cycle. Nevertheless, all basic courses offered will be completed in not fewer than 10 nor more than 17 weeks according to accreditation standards. Read below for an in-depth explanation of the benefits of the PEAK Basic Course. The Basic Examiner's Course fee is generally due prior to the beginning of the course of study unless other arrangements are made through the training center. The tuition fees include all course materials, supplies and use of equipment and polygraph instrumentation together with staff consultation while in attendance.

PEAK Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT) Course

Date: July 14 - 18, 2025
Location: Cape Coral, FL

The Post-Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT) Course prepares students to successfully complete the End of Course Written Examination, approved and recognized by the APA. This examination is only required for those seeking to become PCSOT certified with the American Polygraph Association (APA). The course will consist of a minimum of 40 hours of specialized instruction approved by the APA. The course will review various types of PCSOT examinations, including Instant Offense, Instant Offense Investigative, Prior Allegation, Sexual History I, Sexual History II, Maintenance, and Monitoring Examinations. The course will also include a review of the containment approach, victimology, deviant behavior and treatment for sex offenses, the APA's model PCSOT policy, the APA's & ASTM's standards of practice pertaining to PCSOT testing, and proper test question construction for PCSOT testing.

Law enforcement examiners in particular benefit from this course because the specialized instruction covers a wide range of sex crimes. Whether law enforcement examiners conduct pre-employment, criminal, or internal affairs examinations, they will be prepared to properly interview and test this unique set of crimes. This course also prepares law enforcement examiners who are preparing for leadership positions in law enforcement where they might be required to supervise any or all of the following departments: polygraph, forensics, major crimes, sex crimes, field investigations, human resources and recruitment, or internal affairs programs and personnel.

The course also qualifies for continuing education credits (units) for those who are already PCSOT certified.

Provides 40 CEH

PEAK Advanced Examiner's Course

Date: July 21 - 25, 2025
Location: Cape Coral, FL

In this course, students improve their ability to prepare for and administer polygraph examinations. They will be introduced to a myriad of validated polygraph techniques, as well as procedures to reduce inconclusive results, improve test data quality, and improve their overall knowledge of polygraph as a whole. The curriculum is flexible in that the instructors accommodate to the wants and needs of the students attending.

Provides 40 CEH

PEAK Basic Examiner's Course

Date: September 1 - November 7, 2025
Location: Cape Coral, FL

Basic Polygraph Examiner's Course is APA accredited and consists of a minimum of 400 hours. Timelines and schedules are flexible and always changing to accommodate class needs and instructor availability. The order of topics covered will vary from class to class. Most Basic Polygraph Examiner's Courses for this institute are completed in a ten-consecutive-week cycle. Nevertheless, all basic courses offered will be completed in not fewer than 10 nor more than 17 weeks according to accreditation standards. Read below for an in-depth explanation of the benefits of the PEAK Basic Course. The Basic Examiner's Course fee is generally due prior to the beginning of the course of study unless other arrangements are made through the training center. The tuition fees include all course materials, supplies and use of equipment and polygraph instrumentation together with staff consultation while in attendance.

PEAK Advanced Examiner's Course

Date: December 1 - 5, 2025
Location: Cape Coral, FL

In this course, students improve their ability to prepare for and administer polygraph examinations. They will be introduced to a myriad of validated polygraph techniques, as well as procedures to reduce inconclusive results, improve test data quality, and improve their overall knowledge of polygraph as a whole. The curriculum is flexible in that the instructors accommodate to the wants and needs of the students attending.

Provides 40 CEH