Continuing Education
for Kentucky Private Investigators

PI Education offers online continuing education courses for Kentucky private investigators. We are an approved source of continuing education by the Kentucky Board of Licensure for Private Investigators.

Because other state licensure boards approve PI Education programs they meet all statutory requirements about private investigator continuing education requirements mandated by the Kentucky Board of Licensure for Private Investigators. See: 201 KAR 41:070 Section 3, Subsection 2(a) number 7.

Here are just a few of the many state licensing boards that have approved PI Education as an acceptable continuing education provider:

• Georgia Board of Private Detective and Security Agencies – License No.: CLTR000950
• Texas Department of Public Safety – PI CE School License No.: Y00170

FAQ Regarding Continuing Education for Kentucky Private Investigators

The continuing education requirements in the state of Kentucky, as posted by the licensing authority, are as follows:

Kentucky Private Investigators are required to complete 12 hours of CE every two years.

201 KAR 41:070. Continuing professional education requirements.

Section 3. Methods of Acquiring Continuing Education Hours. (1) Continuing education hours applicable to the renewal olicense renewal directly related to the professional growth and development of a licensed private investigator.

(2) They shall be earned by completing any of the following educational activities:

(a) Programs not requiring board review and approval. A program provided, approved or sponsored by any of the following providers shall be deemed to be relevant to the practice of private investigation and shall be approved without further review by the board:

1. Kentucky Professional Investigators Association (KPIA);

2. Kentucky Society of Professional Investigators (KSPI);

3. Association of Certified Fraud Examiners;

4. Association One;

5. National Fire or Arson Certification Associations;

6. State and local bar associations; and

7. Continuing education programs approved by other state licensure boards;