Training Introduction

To participate in this training, students should either be currently enrolled in or have recently completed a degree in forensic science, criminal justice, or a related field. This ensures that participants have the foundational knowledge necessary to benefit from this training.

Yes, once you successfully complete the training, you will receive an e-certificate. This certificate serves as validation of your training experience and the skills you have developed throughout the program, enhancing your resume and professional credentials. The hard copy can be couriered at an extra postal cost, or you can visit our office to collect it.

You will not receive any stipend. Additionally, you are required to pay a registration fee to secure your spot in the training. Please note that there are limited seats available, so early registration is encouraged.

You should have a basic understanding of forensic science principles and criminal investigation techniques. While this knowledge is beneficial, it is not a strict requirement. Having this background can help you engage more effectively with the material and tasks during the training.

The training will cover a comprehensive range of topics, including evidence collection techniques, crime scene management, questioned document examination, fingerprint analysis, cyber forensic investigations, various forensic analysis methods, and essential report writing skills.

Application deadlines can vary depending on the specific program you are interested in. It’s important to check the training listing for the exact dates to ensure you submit your application on time. Missing the deadline could mean waiting for the next available opportunity.

There is no assurance of job placement after the online training; however, participants often find that the skills learned during this training can lead to new employment opportunities in the field.

Yes, the training is designed to be fully online, which allows you to participate from virtually anywhere. As long as you have a reliable internet connection, you can engage with the program without being tied to a specific location.

You will need to commit approximately 6 hours per week to the training. This time may vary depending on the specific requirements of the program.

If you face challenges, you are encouraged to reach out to your instructors or mentors for assistance, as they are there to provide guidance and support throughout your learning experience.