Secret Service agents go through rigorous training to perform their job effectively. All agents must go through about 7 months worth of training when they are initially hired. Once an agent has gone through the initial training, if they want to be on a protection detail, they must work in a field office for six to eight years. After spending six to eight years in the field, agents will then be transferred to work on a protection detail for three to five years. During this time, both in the field and on a protection detail, agents are encouraged and at times required to take classes offered both by the secret service and by other law enforcement agencies. For more information, see the related link.
If you are looking for Secret Service jobs you should have a resume first. They you to have some criminal justice training and you can go to there website and apply there.
Children of former presidents get Secret Service protection until age 16.
The cast of The Long Arm of the Secret Service - 1915 includes: Kathryn Adams as Miriam Starr Morgan Jones as Judge Moran Robert Whittier as Frederick Battles - Secret Service Agent
I think that the length of customer service training depends on the company that you are training to work for. I worked for Robinsons May ten years ago and their training was 8 hours.
President Clinton is the last president to have lifetime protection from the secret service. Every president after him will only have secret service protection to 10 years. In 2013, President Obama signed legislation restoring Lifetime Secret Service protection to former Presidents.
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The Secret Service investigates counterfeiting.
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The duration of On Secret Service is 1.48 hours.
ISI which is the Pakistani secret service can receive the title of best secret service in the world because of its operations and training and secrecy over time. Not a single agent has been caught, even on camera or defected from the service since it's creation in 1948. But again this can be debatable.
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