What kind of training does someone who wants to work as a private detective need?!?
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Everyone is allowed to call himself a detective and register accordingly a trade.
You should, at any rate, examine the subject-matter §34a GewO, including the examination of the weapons certificate according to § 7 WaffG.
If you want to be serious and want to be relatively successful, because your customer spectrum is growing.
Why do you need a gun for this?!?!?!???!?!?
Everyone can. You would have to register only one business, possibly rent a office to make more serious and advertising.
There is no training
None. You’re a detective.