Private Investigator Intern PSAV

In response to COVID-19, all courses are postponed until further notice.  We will update this webpage as information becomes available.

The Private Investigator "CC" (Intern) License class is offered in accordance with Chapter 493, Florida Statutes. Florida Statutes governing the PI Intern license will be fully discussed during the first session. All study material, handouts, and associated instructional material will be provided. The successful completion of two (2) written examinations is necessary for certification.

NOTE: This class is no longer "A" (24 hours) and OCP "B" (16 hours). They are combined and the entire 40 hours must be taken as scheduled. 

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Tuition and Residency Information:
In-State Resident Tuition: $162.00 
Out of State Resident Tuition: $475.48  
To enroll as In-State, the student must be a resident of the State of Florida for 12 months prior to May 18, 2020.  Please review our Residency Requirements 

This course is the first step in this process. This program has been designed by the State for those who intend to become a licensed Private Investigator in the State of Florida. Upon successful completion of this 40-hour course, students receive State required certification. In order to apply for the Intern license, you must first obtain a contract with a Licensed Class C Private Investigator who will be your mentor for the length of your internship. This contract is part of your application for your Class CC PI Intern License. Upon successful completion of your Internship, with the recommendation from your mentor, you can then apply to take the State test for your Class C Private Investigator License. The Internship is a 2 year obligation, however, your Paralegal courses may reduce the internship to just 1 year.

Sponsor Information:
Course completion prepares students to be accepted by a sponsor.  It is the student's responsibility to locate a sponsor for the internship which follows completion of this course.  HCC does not provide placement with sponsors. Students should begin this process as soon as possible.