Overview
Private Investigators conduct investigations for clients and prepare evidence for court proceedings.
Day-to-day
- investigates shoplifting, theft, dishonesty or other undesirable conduct
- makes inquiries concerning property and seeks, obtains or supplies information pertaining to the personal character, financial position, occupation or whereabouts of any person.
Considerations
- Requires driving
- Stressful
To become a Private Investigator
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You usually need a certificate III or IV in investigative services to work as a Private Investigator.
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Registration or licencing may be required.
Skills employers are looking for
