THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Sibylline is offering 10 full scholarship places on the Extended Learning Program for Military Veterans who are looking to make the transition from the public sphere to the private sphere.

THE EXTENDED LEARNING PROGRAM  

The Extended Learning Program is a 10 module online course designed to broaden your intelligence and analytical skillset, deepen your knowledge, and learn best practice whilst connecting with others. It is also designed to help those making the transition from University or the public sector into the private sector.

This course combines expert-led seminars, group discussion, and casework (all virtual). Our analytical intelligence course will deepen your understanding of topics such as:

• Information verification
• Analytical assessment
• Use cases for corporate intelligence and security
• Best practices for risk management and mitigation
• Managing the intelligence cycle and an intelligence team
• Maximizing the impact of intelligence to the business at large

During this course, you will be mentored by Justin Crump, Sibylline CEO and the course curator. Justin is not only a leading industry expert but he is also the author of “Corporate Security Intelligence and Strategic Decision Making”, the first book dedicated to this topic.

As a military veteran and currently a British Army Reservist, Justin set up Sibylline in 2010 and has grown the company from 5 employees to over 140 worldwide. He has on-the-ground experience in over 65 countries and is a regular print and broadcast media commentator.

HOW DO I APPLY?

To apply for the scholarship please submit your application via our website by the 3rd January 2022. Successful candidates will be notified by the 24th January 2022.

We also offer discounted places on our course for students (currently studying), people who have left full-time or part-time education within the last year and don't work in the corporate security intelligence industry, NGO’s and charities. Details on how to apply for a discounted place can be found below.