25 Aug 2026
Our programs are trusted by over 10,000 professionals from public and private sectors
| DATE: 25 Aug 2026 |
TIME: 9am – 5pm |
| LOCATION: Amara Singapore |
| Normal (from 5 Aug 2026) |
Early Bird (by 4 Aug 2026) |
Group of ≥3 (by 4 Aug 2026) |
| S$837.90 |
S$766.50 |
S$698.25 |
Investigative Questioning Techniques is a next-level programme designed for investigators, regulators and law enforcers who have foundational interview skills and seek greater precision, control and defensibility.
In fraud and regulatory investigations, the quality of questioning directly affects evidence integrity and investigative outcomes. Effective questioning requires more than good communication. It demands structured sequencing, disciplined selection of question types, and correct timing.
Participants learn to identify information gaps, align questions with investigative objectives, and construct logical lines of inquiry that withstand internal audit, appeal and legal scrutiny. The programme also addresses prohibited and improper questions that may contaminate evidence or undermine fairness.
This workshop strengthens professional investigative standards by reinforcing neutrality, procedural compliance and structured evidence-building practices.
Focuses specifically on questioning discipline in all investigation scenarios.
Emphasises both question type and timing as critical investigative variables for effectiveness
Trains investigators to build defensible audit trails through structured questioning
Addresses improper and prohibited question types that damage cases
Reinforces neutrality, mandate control and procedural fairness
Designed as an advanced progression beyond foundational interviewing skills
No. This is an advanced workshop focused specifically on investigative questioning structure, discipline and defensibility.
Yes. Those with some experience will benefit most, but beginners will find it useful too.
The skills learned in this workshop can be applied across all investigations, including fraud, regulatory, and administrative investigations.
Yes. Participants will learn which types of questions to avoid, as they may undermine the integrity of evidence or introduce bias.
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