IFCPP's ALL-NEW CIPS OFFICER CERTIFICATION COURSE - ONLINE COURSES NOW AVAILABLE!
Re-Introducing the Certified Institutional Protection Specialist program
The International Foundation for Cultural Property Protection (IFCPP) is proud to have launched its new and improved basic security certification on July 30th . Updated course work for the Certified Institutional Protection Specialist (CIPS) online certification course is now available!!!
Designed specifically for public-facing staff working in
museums, libraries, archives, historic sites, educational organizations, live collections institutions, and other cultural properties, CIPS provides practical, real-world training to help protect people, facilities, collections, and cultural assets.
Launch Special
To celebrate the official launch,
all members that
enrolltheir staff
by August 15 will receive 50% OFF of course
tuition.
Additional savings are also available for organizations enrolling multiple staff members
:
- ✔ 50% introductory discount through August 15 for active IFCPP members
- ✔ Group discounts available
- ✔ Self-paced online learning
- ✔ 60 days to complete the course (extensions available if needed)
What You'll Learn
Developed by experienced cultural property protection professionals, CIPS covers the essential knowledge every frontline employee should have, including:
- Cultural Property Protection Fundamentals
- Guest Relations & Customer Service
- Conflict Resolution & De-escalation
- Emergency Preparedness & Response
- Protecting Collections & Cultural Assets
- Legal Considerations, Use of Force
The curriculum introduces students to unique security challenges facing cultural institutions, while providing practical skills that can be immediately applied to daily operations. Whether you're new to the profession or looking to strengthen your knowledge, CIPS establishes a solid foundation in cultural property protection.
Don't miss this limited-time introductory pricing. Enroll by August 15 and save 50%!
For questions, group discounts, and additional Information, please contact us at: office@ifcpp.org or call 303.322.9667
