Spy School

The opening of the International Spy Museum in Washington,DC gave a unique opportunity to bring together a real spy, and a famous actress who played one in "Get Smart". For Spy School is itself an amalgam of real experiences and tradecraft, and the world of entertainment.

The material in Spy School has changed dramatically over the years, from James Bond, to computer hacking. Often used to give a soft message for serious corporate training, the Spy School concept has become one of the most durable. Every week we receive emails asking how to become a spy. Although the material can be quite authentic, and realistic it is for pure entertainment only, except of course when a clear message comes across.

We have been running various forms of Spy School since the mid 1970's, and it is one of the most popular formats.

Spy School - On Location

Spy School lends itself to themed programs in a hotel, or conference center setting, and often where the skills of teams in developing scenarios, briefings and training exercises is important. It translates very well to computer based exercises, even when networked to multiple locations.

Often the location can become part of the mystique, and like the CIA Spy School can be hidden in a remote location, a farmhouse, or in a splendid country mansion. The period of the school can be from Ancient Rome, to today, embracing the latest in computer technology, or even to a science fiction Spy School in future times.