Frequently Asked Questions

Apart from the lead partners, we work with a range of subject matter experts. Information can be found on the 'About Us' page. 

We offer a variety of training to Crime Scene Investigators and other law enforcement personnel to enhance their skills and contribute to better prosecution outcomes.

This may vary,depending on what our customers might need. It is important to us that our Partners bring the requisite knowledge, experience and skills, but also need to support the ethos of this company. 

We tailor courses and programs to what our clients need, whether CPD or initial courses. Therefore we like initial discussions to ensure we offer the best fit.

Typically between one day to six weeks depending on the course. This is individually discussed and agreed with the client to make sure we cover the knowledge areas required.

The cost of training in any law enforcement agency is significant, so candidates who offer this level of training already are of particular interest to potential employers . 

We are keen to be transparent and will publish the feedback we get on our 'Home' page. We are happy to introduce you to other clients, so you can have a confidential conversation. 

We schedule the courses according to demand. We will offer courses at the clients convenience and earliest opportunity. 

We are aware of the many pressures on staffing levels, so we are keen to offer flexible solutions. We can deliver training at a location provided by you or can suggest alternatives, if you prefer to place staff away from their usual environment.   

If you feel you can offer the right level of expertise in both forensic and training disciplines and are enthusiastic about educating the next generation, then get in touch!

Apart from closely working with the clients to discover their requirements, we apply remits set by Skills for Justice, ISO 17020 and organisational protocols. 

Apart from the keen interest that the individual partners have in the forensic marketplace, we are keen to partner with any individual or academic establishment to discover further knowledge and aim to publish this on this website.

No, but a link to a law enforcement agency or previous forensic knowledge or qualification is helpful.

Currently courses are delivered in person, however, depending on demand we will be developing some online modules.

Attendees will receive a certificate, we are currently seeking accreditation from the wider academic field.

Crime scene investigation is an active and practical profession and so are our courses. Of course there is an element of classroom teaching involved, but there is nothing like experiencing it hands on-  and so we offer plenty of practice.

Yes, we will provide individual quotations, taking into account your specific requirements- contact us for a quote. 

Yes, we provide support beyond the classroom, either in person or via events that we might periodically run with selected partners on a range of specialist topics.

Yes, absolutely. Change in technology or procedures always requires us to be continuously curious about those things we don't know or have not yet been exposed to. Our Core Skills Development programs might just be the right fit.

Yes, we are keen to hear from anyone, in the capacity of trainer or as a potential student.