Training Introduction

You can apply your knowledge, skills, and techniques in various places, such as banks, insurance companies, police clearance centers, embassies, or private laboratories, by working as a document analyst.

To enroll in this training program, you should be an undergraduate in forensic science, criminology, or related fields. Knowledge of coursework in document authentication is beneficial for you.

During the training, you will gain expertise in document authentication techniques, including watermark examination, ink and paper analysis, handwriting verification, and digital forensic methods for identifying alterations or forgeries.

You can apply for a duration of 7 days to 1 month, and if you want to extend your training, you can do so. During the training period, you will gain practical experience, ranging from basic analysis techniques to more advanced methods used in document authentication.

In the document authentication training program, you will learn how to use tools such as digital microscopes and UV chambers to verify alterations, identify watermarks, and examine security features. If you enroll for 3 months or more, you will also have the opportunity to work on real cases during that period.

Yes, after the completion of the internship, you will receive the completion certificate, which will enhance your resume and help in career opportunities.

No, you need to complete your training. After that, we can issue you a certificate. If you discontinue the training for any reason, we will not provide you with a training certificate.

Ethical considerations in document authentication during an internship include ensuring the accuracy and honesty of the verification process, protecting sensitive information, and avoiding any form of forgery or misrepresentation. Individuals' privacy rights and follow legal and institutional guidelines. Maintaining integrity and transparency in all actions is essential.

Yes, to make sure each participant gets personal attention and support during the training, there is a limit on the number of participants. So, early registration is strongly encouraged to secure your spot.

Once you register on our website, we will send you an email regarding your registration confirmation and the documents you need to bring at the time of joining.

The Document Authenticity training program lasts 15 days, providing sufficient time to cover both theoretical concepts and practical applications in document examination. The training can be extended up to a month upon request.

Participants will explore various topics, including the types of questioned documents, significance of document examination, laboratory protocols, handwriting characteristics, forgery detection, and court testimony preparation.

Yes, participants will have access to mentorship from experienced instructors throughout the training program. This support will help guide participants in their learning journey and provide personalized feedback on their progress.

To enroll, you can visit our website and complete the online registration form. Alternatively, you can contact our admissions office directly for personalized assistance throughout the enrollment process. Early registration is recommended due to limited class sizes.

Eligibility for this internship is that you should be an undergraduate in forensic science, criminology, or a related field. Basic knowledge of handwriting analysis or document examination is beneficial but not always mandatory.

Yes, the training includes practical exercises where participants will analyze actual documents, practice handwriting examination techniques, and prepare reports.

Career opportunities may include roles as forensic document examiners, handwriting analysts, and expert witnesses in legal cases, as well as positions in law enforcement and fraud investigation. 15 days of training cannot guarantee a job placement. Hence, further experience and certifications are required.

Once enrolled, no refunds are issued for the training program. It’s important for participants to be fully committed before registering, as this policy is in place to prevent complications or financial loss, ensuring a focused and dedicated learning environment for all.

Yes, participants will receive a certificate upon successfully completing the Document Authenticity training program, recognizing their knowledge and skills in document examination.

Yes, there may be a limit on the number of participants to ensure personalized attention and effective hands-on learning, so early registration is recommended.