Hello Spy Trainee and welcome to Spy Academy where you will learn how to be a good Spy and start your own Spy Club and Spy Website. Good Luck

Get some of your friends together and start up a spy agency,think of a name for example Spy Headquaters, Spy Kids Club, Spy Central. For your first task you need to set up a secret office. Try cleaning out an old store room and put in some tables and chairs to turn into desks for you and your friends. If you havn't got a store room set a side a section of your room or you could even use your garage but dont forget to ask your parents first. Study spying on the internet I've Got some great links on the links page. Go to the library and find some books on Spies. Find an empty note book. You will be using this for writing down all of your notes. Train up the spies with missions climing things ect. Keep a record of when all the spies joined and the missions they have completed. Create a code that only you and the Spies understand.

Agent: A person who secretly spies for (but is not officially employed by) an intelligence service Base of operations: A spies headquarters Bimetrics: The use of unique characteristics, like a fingerprint, to identify a person Cipher: A form of code in which the letters of a message are replaced with a new set of letters or numbers according to some rule Code: A system designed to hide the meaning of a message by using letters, numbers, words, symbols, sounds, or signals to represent the actual words of the message Counterintelligence: The protection of information, people and equipment from spies Counterspy: Someone who works in counterintelligence, investigating and catching spies Credential: An ID card, proving you have security clearance to be inside headquarters Double Agent: A spy who is recruited and controlled by another country's intelligence agency to work secretly against his original agency. Escape And Evasion: An area of spy tradecraft that includes all the techniques a spy uses to avoid capture and other dangers. Espionage: The feild of spying Handler: An intelligance officer who manages an agent and gives him assignments Industrial Espionage: Spying in the bussiness world Intelligence: Another word for the profession of spying, as well as for the information a spy collects. Intelligence Officer: An employee of an intellegence servicewho recruits the agents who most often do the actual spying Microdot: A tiny photograph of a document (1mm or smaller) that has been magnified to be read Microwriting: Writing that's too small to be read by the naked eye Mole: An employee of an intelligence service who secretly works for another country's intelligence service Observation Post: A spot from which a spy can conduct surveillance Scouting and Reconnaissance: An area of spy tradecraft that involves obtaining informayion about the features of a place, or about the location and strength of an enemy army's defenses, for example Secret Writing: The use of invisible inks for undercover communication. Spymaster: The overall head of a spy organization Spy Network: A group of spies who work together toward a common goal Surveillence: The close study of someone or something (includes watching and listining) Tradecraft: The tachniques and procedures that spies use to do their work - How do you escape from a locked room? Simple. If the key is left in the door on the otherside it makes it a whole lot easier. First you need a peice of paper that you can slide under the door. Then get something long and thin that you can slide through the key hole. Then the key will hopefully fall out onto the paper. If the key is not in the door and it is a matter of life or death then you can get all the fabrics in that room and climb down from the window. BUT DO NOT DO IT FROM A FLOOR HIGHER THAN THE 1ST FLOOR