Key:
GOLD = Trainer
GREEN = Student
RED = Different sections of the script (Intro, how to write report etc..)
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Introduction:
Hello, my name is _______ and I will be your trainer for today!
Before we get started, there are some rules to be followed during the training session.
They are as follows:
- No moving or talking unless permission is granted.
- Wave your hand if there is any question that requires answering.
- No AFK (Away From keyboard)/BRB (Be Right Back) during the training session
- Please address me as Sir/Ma'am.
I would advise you to take notes as there will be a quiz at the end.
Any questions before we start?
[Student Response]
Division description:
Great! With that, here is a brief descriptions of the division.
Being in the Detectives division requires knowledge and intelligence.
Although this division seems normal, it is unlike the rest and it plays an important role.
Detectives members are required to write reports on incidents that have been witnessed.
Writing reports is one of the fastest ways to climb to the leading ranks of the division.
This is the division covered in a few short sentences.
Your ability to join will be measured from the quiz later on.
Any questions before I move on?
[Student Response]
Division Rules:
Great! Now, let's move on to the rules of this division which are:
1. Never ask for rights or pay
2. Do not bribe or accept bribes.
3. Do not copy other reports
4. Respect all members despite of ranks
5. Never double agent/double-job
6. Never Self Promote
7. Follow the Habbo way
Stick to these rules and you would not face any unnecessary negative attention.
However, if any of these rules are not obeyed, action will be taken by other staff.
Any questions regarding the rules?
[Student Response]
How to write a report:
Excellent! Now we will move on to the basics of report writing.
Report writing is known to be the fastest way to move up the ranks, as all members are
recommended to write a report, the basics must be followed.
All Detective personnel, from the Elite Head of Detectives, to the newest Trial Detective
are expected to write reports if the need arises.
Reports are written and filed in the Detectives Division sub-forum,
in the thread titled "[ ! ] Official Detective Reports Thread [ ! ]"
At the beginning of the thread, a template is provided to ensure all reports are of high quality.
Use of the template for all reports is mandatory.
To use the template, highlight the format by left clicking and dragging the mouse
over the entire template, then release the mouse button and
press Ctrl+C at the same time to copy.
Then, left click inside the reply box and press Ctrl+V at the same time to paste.
All that's left after that is to fill in the information!
While gathering information for a report, please make sure to record the
names, ranks, agency affiliation, names of agency owners,
population of room at the time of incident, the situation that occurred,
and any evidence that you acquired.
Not every incident involves two personnel from EPF, so make sure to record
this information from everyone involved.
Acceptable evidence usually comes in the form of screenshots.
Screenshots can be of the incident taking place, interviews with different parties
in the investigation, or anything else that could affect a potential case.
Remember, the more detailed a report is, the more valuable it is to EPF.
If there isn't any information available for one of the spots, such as one of the parties
is a civilian and isn't affiliated with an Agency, please enter "N/A".
Once you have completed training, please ensure to look over the reports thread
and look at the example to get a feel on what a quality report looks like.
Any questions before we begin the quiz?
[Student Response]
Quiz Time!:
Great! Let's proceed on to the quiz! Please answer them accordingly.
1. Name four out of the seven detective rules?
(Answer: Any 4 of the 7 rules)
2. What is the main way you can move up ranks?
(Answer: Report writing)
3. Name three of the six pieces of information you must give when writing a report?
(Answer: Any 3 of the 6)
4. What must you write if there is no information to be written in that column when writing a report?
(Answer: N/A)
After the Quiz:
If the Trial Detective passed:
Congratulations on completing Detective Training,
and welcome to the Division!
When you have been given access on the forums,
please look over the information
on the Division, and examples of past reports.
Please change your motto to: [EPF] Junior Detective [YOUR TAG]
once you have changed your motto BTB!
If they failed:
I sincerely apologize but you have failed the quiz, would you like to retake the quiz?
If yes, do the test again.
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REMINDER: Make sure the Trial Detective also requests the [EPF] Security AND Training forum, as well as the Training badge.
Be sure to instruct them in Training!
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Click on the links below to see the Detective Uniforms:
Detective Male HC Uniform
Detective Female HC Uniform
Detective Norm Male Uniform
Detective Norm Female Uniform
GOLD = Trainer
GREEN = Student
RED = Different sections of the script (Intro, how to write report etc..)
----
Introduction:
Hello, my name is _______ and I will be your trainer for today!
Before we get started, there are some rules to be followed during the training session.
They are as follows:
- No moving or talking unless permission is granted.
- Wave your hand if there is any question that requires answering.
- No AFK (Away From keyboard)/BRB (Be Right Back) during the training session
- Please address me as Sir/Ma'am.
I would advise you to take notes as there will be a quiz at the end.
Any questions before we start?
[Student Response]
Division description:
Great! With that, here is a brief descriptions of the division.
Being in the Detectives division requires knowledge and intelligence.
Although this division seems normal, it is unlike the rest and it plays an important role.
Detectives members are required to write reports on incidents that have been witnessed.
Writing reports is one of the fastest ways to climb to the leading ranks of the division.
This is the division covered in a few short sentences.
Your ability to join will be measured from the quiz later on.
Any questions before I move on?
[Student Response]
Division Rules:
Great! Now, let's move on to the rules of this division which are:
1. Never ask for rights or pay
2. Do not bribe or accept bribes.
3. Do not copy other reports
4. Respect all members despite of ranks
5. Never double agent/double-job
6. Never Self Promote
7. Follow the Habbo way
Stick to these rules and you would not face any unnecessary negative attention.
However, if any of these rules are not obeyed, action will be taken by other staff.
Any questions regarding the rules?
[Student Response]
How to write a report:
Excellent! Now we will move on to the basics of report writing.
Report writing is known to be the fastest way to move up the ranks, as all members are
recommended to write a report, the basics must be followed.
All Detective personnel, from the Elite Head of Detectives, to the newest Trial Detective
are expected to write reports if the need arises.
Reports are written and filed in the Detectives Division sub-forum,
in the thread titled "[ ! ] Official Detective Reports Thread [ ! ]"
At the beginning of the thread, a template is provided to ensure all reports are of high quality.
Use of the template for all reports is mandatory.
To use the template, highlight the format by left clicking and dragging the mouse
over the entire template, then release the mouse button and
press Ctrl+C at the same time to copy.
Then, left click inside the reply box and press Ctrl+V at the same time to paste.
All that's left after that is to fill in the information!
While gathering information for a report, please make sure to record the
names, ranks, agency affiliation, names of agency owners,
population of room at the time of incident, the situation that occurred,
and any evidence that you acquired.
Not every incident involves two personnel from EPF, so make sure to record
this information from everyone involved.
Acceptable evidence usually comes in the form of screenshots.
Screenshots can be of the incident taking place, interviews with different parties
in the investigation, or anything else that could affect a potential case.
Remember, the more detailed a report is, the more valuable it is to EPF.
If there isn't any information available for one of the spots, such as one of the parties
is a civilian and isn't affiliated with an Agency, please enter "N/A".
Once you have completed training, please ensure to look over the reports thread
and look at the example to get a feel on what a quality report looks like.
Any questions before we begin the quiz?
[Student Response]
Quiz Time!:
Great! Let's proceed on to the quiz! Please answer them accordingly.
1. Name four out of the seven detective rules?
(Answer: Any 4 of the 7 rules)
2. What is the main way you can move up ranks?
(Answer: Report writing)
3. Name three of the six pieces of information you must give when writing a report?
(Answer: Any 3 of the 6)
4. What must you write if there is no information to be written in that column when writing a report?
(Answer: N/A)
After the Quiz:
If the Trial Detective passed:
Congratulations on completing Detective Training,
and welcome to the Division!
When you have been given access on the forums,
please look over the information
on the Division, and examples of past reports.
Please change your motto to: [EPF] Junior Detective [YOUR TAG]
once you have changed your motto BTB!
If they failed:
I sincerely apologize but you have failed the quiz, would you like to retake the quiz?
If yes, do the test again.
----
REMINDER: Make sure the Trial Detective also requests the [EPF] Security AND Training forum, as well as the Training badge.
Be sure to instruct them in Training!
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Click on the links below to see the Detective Uniforms:
Detective Male HC Uniform
Detective Female HC Uniform
Detective Norm Male Uniform
Detective Norm Female Uniform
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