Pioneering niche Forensic Education

Niche forensic Education

In the ever-evolving landscape of forensic science, the need for specialised, high-quality training has never been more critical.  At The Forensic Training Partnership (FTP), we’ve carved out a unique niche in forensic education, offering unparalleled training experiences that set us apart from traditional providers.  Our approach is tailored, student-centric, and focused on delivering excellence in…

Read More

A Landmark Achievement

FTp Logo and the Chartered Society of Forensic Science CPD Approved Logo ©

Forensic Training Partnership Sets the Gold Standard for UK CSI and Chemical Enhancement Lab Staff Education Today marks a landmark achievement, an extraordinary milestone for Forensic Training Partnership (FTP) and, more importantly, for the future of crime scene investigation across the United Kingdom.  We are incredibly proud to announce that our Initial CSI Course and…

Read More

Your CSI Training Ground with On-Site Amenities and Local Gems

CSI training ground with on site amenities and local gems

The Forensic Training Partnership understands the importance of a well-rounded training experience. While mastering Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) and Crime Scene Management (CSM) techniques is crucial, access to convenient amenities and local activities adds to a productive and enjoyable learning journey. This blog highlights the fantastic on-site facilities at Cranfield University, along with some local…

Read More

Crime Scene Managers: Why are they so important?

FTP image entitled Crime Scene Managers: Why are they so important?

Crime Scene Managers (CSM) plays a pivotal role in overseeing all aspects of a crime scene investigation, from the preservation of evidence to the coordination of personnel and resources. Their expertise, leadership and attention to detail are essential for ensuring that investigations are conducted thoroughly, accurately.  In accordance with established protocols and procedures To read…

Read More

Dusting for Clues: A New Frontier in Crime Scene Forensics

Dusting for Clues image

The secret hidden in dust: Assessing the potential to use biological and chemical properties of the airborne fraction of soil for provenance assignment and forensic casework In the realm of crime scene investigation, DNA evidence has long been a game-changer, providing a powerful tool for identifying perpetrators and exonerating the innocent. However, the traditional methods…

Read More

Unleashing the Power of Forensic Training: Introducing the Initial CSI Course

Images of CSI's training on their initial CSI Course

Forensic science plays a vital role in modern crime investigations, and the demand for highly skilled forensic professionals continues to grow.  Recognising the need to equip UK police forces with well-trained staff, the Forensic Training Partnership has joined forces with Cranfield Forensic Institute to deliver a groundbreaking six-week Initial CSI course.  This comprehensive programme offers…

Read More

The Crucial Role of ISO 17020 in Crime Scene Investigation

Police crime scene DO NOT CROSS tape

Introduction: In the field of crime scene investigation, accuracy, reliability and adherence to standardised procedures are paramount. To ensure consistency and quality in forensic investigations, professionals rely on recognised standards like the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO) 17020. This accreditation provides a framework that ensures crime scene investigators (CSIs) operate with high levels of competence…

Read More

Forensic Training in the UK

A crime scene investigator examining a piece of glass

Forensic science is an essential component of criminal investigations, helping to gather evidence, identify suspects and convict criminals. In the United Kingdom, forensic training is a crucial aspect of the criminal justice system, as it provides forensic practitioners with the necessary knowledge and skills to carry out their work effectively. Forensic training in the UK…

Read More

Unveiling the Challenges: Capturing Night Time Photographs as a CSI

a crime scene investigator training to take photographs at night outside.

Introduction: In the world of crime scene investigation (CSI), photography plays a crucial role in documenting evidence and preserving the scene for further analysis. While capturing images during daylight hours can be relatively straightforward, the challenges significantly multiply when it comes to capturing night time CSI photographs for law enforcement professionals. In this blog post,…

Read More