Diploma In Forensics
Learn all about the fascinating subject of Forensic Science.
A footprint in the soil. Bloodstains on broken glass. A piece of material hanging on a thorn.
To the forensic investigator, each clue tells a story, matching the crime to the perpetrator as clearly as though he'd left his photograph on the kitchen table.
No wonder forensics is such a popular course. It combines state-of-the-art knowledge with the mystery of a crime novel.
But you don't have to wade through endless academic material to understand the subject.
We explain everything clearly and concisely. That means you absorb the information faster.
Plus we make the subject interesting. Some courses manage to make forensics dul…
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Learn all about the fascinating subject of Forensic Science.
A footprint in the soil. Bloodstains on broken glass. A piece of material hanging on a thorn.
To the forensic investigator, each clue tells a story, matching the crime to the perpetrator as clearly as though he'd left his photograph on the kitchen table.
No wonder forensics is such a popular course. It combines state-of-the-art knowledge with the mystery of a crime novel.
But you don't have to wade through endless academic material to understand the subject.
We explain everything clearly and concisely. That means you absorb the information faster.
Plus we make the subject interesting. Some courses manage to make forensics dull. And that's not our way. All our course material is rigorously tested to make sure it's lively and clear.
So if you want to learn more about forensics, this is the course for you.
The skills you gain from studying forensics
Forensics courses give you a wide range of invaluable skills. Here are some of the main ones:
• Organising
• Planning
• Communicating
• Critical evaluation
• Problem solving
• Working to deadlines
• Clear and logical thinking
• Research
• Analytical skills
• Gathering, assessing and interpreting information
Who'll benefit from doing this forensics course?
The course is suitable for anyone who wants to know more about forensics.
People who find forensics especially useful, or who work in the field include:
Police officers
Prison service
Social workers
Youth work
Probation officers
Secret intelligence services
Local authorities employees
People working in the courts and judiciary
Government employees
But anyone who wants to know more about forensics will find this course absorbing.
Are there prior requirements for enrolling?
No, there are no prior requirements for enrolling on this course. You don't need any specific qualifications. A desire to do the course and an open mind are essential.
Fees
You can make one payment as shown above. Or you can pay by two monthly instalments which costs 20% extra.
There's an optional £25 accreditation fee if you want the NCFE-recognised Certificate.
What's included in the course fee
13 study units
26 Self assessment exercises
13 forensics-based quizzes
Telephone support from a Course Advisor
Course Delivery
You'll get online access to the forensics course upon payment.
Method of learning
Home study.
Course length
Many learners complete this forensics course in 12 weeks. This is only an average time: Some do it faster, and others take longer. Because the course is home-learning, you learn at your own pace, and there are no deadlines for delivering your responses to the quizzes. However, you must complete the course within 12 months.
Study hours
You will need to allow around 90 hours to complete the course.
Your Qualification
You receive a Level 2 Award in Forensics from NCFE. You'll also receive a Certificate in Forensics.
About the Award
This course is fully accredited as being equivalent to Level 2 of the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) for England, Wales and Northern Ireland by NCFE.
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