Forensic Scientist & Crime Investigator Level 3

Course 01: Forensic Scientist & Crime Investigator Level 3

Course 02: Criminology and Forensic Profiling - Level 4

Course 03: Criminal Intelligence and Crime Analysis Complete Diploma

Course 04: Accident Investigation

Course 05: Criminal Law

Course 06: Human Rights

Course 07: Emotional Intelligence and Human Behaviour

Course 08: Addiction and Mental Health - Dual Diagnosis

Course 09: Domestic Violence and Abuse Awareness - Level 2

Course 10: Creativity and Problem Solving Skills

Course 11: First Aid at Work

The course will go through all of forensic psychology and criminology's foundational concepts.

Learn how to conduct a crime scene investigation.

Discusses the fundamentals of criminal behaviours, an offender's personality, and the features of psychopaths.

You will be given the necessary tools, including the ability to think critically and conduct thorough research.

Learn how to collect and package physical samples from the crime scene.

Recognise criminal psychology

Comprehend the significance of judgment in criminal intelligence

Create workable fixes for accident inquiry

Improved knowledge of the documentation preparation process for concluding the accident investigation

Grasp the gist of criminal law

Pay once and get lifetime access to 11 CPD courses

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Certificates, student ID for the title course included in a one-time fee

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Accessible, informative modules designed by expert instructors

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CPD accredited course - improve the chance of gaining professional skills

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Module 1: The History and Organisation

Module 2: Crime Scene Investigation

Module 3: Collecting and Packaging Physical Evidence

Module 4: Fingerprints: Your Personal Signature

Module 5: Bloodstain Analysis

Module 6: DNA Analysis

Module 7: Drug Analysis

Module 8: Firearms Examination

Module 9: Questioned Documents: Handwriting And Forgery Examinant

Module 10: Digital Evidence

Module 11: Delving into the Criminal Mind

Module 01: Introduction to Criminology and Profiling

Module 02: Classification of Crime

Module 03: Violent Crimes

Module 04: The Crime Scene

Module 05: Dealing with Crime

Module 06: Understanding Criminal Psychology

Module 07: Forensic Science

Module 08: Phases of Profiling

Module 09: Criminal Profiling: Science, Logic and Metacognition

Module 10: Offender Profiling: Pragmatic Solution and Behavioural Investigative Advice

Module 11: Victimology

Module 12: The Criminal Justice System in England and Wales

Module 01: Introduction to Intelligence Analysis

Module 02: Criminal Intelligence Analysis

Module 03: Criminal Intelligence Analyst - Skills and Competencies

Module 04: Understanding Criminal Psychology

Module 05: Research Methods

Module 06: Decision Making in Criminal Intelligence Analysis

Module 07: Intelligence-Led Policing

Module 08: Counterterrorism and Criminal Intelligence Analysis

Module 09: Technology in Criminal Intelligence Analysis

Module 10: The Criminal Justice System in England and Wales

Module 01: Understanding the Investigation

Module 02: Why Investigate?

Module 03: Accident Investigation Procedure

Module 04: Documenting The Accident Scene

Module 05: Conducting Effective Interviews

Module 06: Investigation and Cause Analysis

Module 07: Developing Solutions

Module 08: Report Documentation and Communication

Module 1: Introduction to Criminal Law

Module 2: Elements of a Crime

Module 3: Incitement, Conspiracy and Attempt

Module 4: Accomplice

Module 5: Crime Prevention

Module 6: The Police

Module 7: Prosecution, Caution and Diversion

Module 8: Youth Justice

Module 9: The Trial

Module 10: Sentencing Process

Module 11: Homicide

Module 12: Offences against Person

Module 13: Sexual Offences

Module 14: Theft

Module 15: Blackmail, Robbery & Burglary

Module 16: White-Collar Crime

Module 17: Terrorism & Law

Module 18: Property Offences

Module 19: Cybercrime & Piracy

Module 20: Prisons

Module 21: Probation Service

Module 22: War Crimes

Module 1: Basic Concept of Freedom and Human Rights

Module 2: Classification of Human Rights

Module 3: Women's and Children's Right

Module 4: Various Aspects of Freedom

Module 5: Various International Human Rights Organisations

Module 01: Human Behaviour and Basic Psychological Process

Module 02: Evolutionary Perspective of Human Behaviour

Module 03: Human Intelligence

Module 04: Intelligence Test and Variations in Intelligence

Module 05: Learning and Conditioning

Module 06: Language and Communication

Module 07: Introduction to Emotion

Module 08: Emotion Influences Cognition

Module 09: Stress, Anger and Conflict

Module 10: Emotional Intelligence

Module 11: Self-Leadership

Module 12: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

Promotional Video

SAMHI Dual Diagnosis Intro video

Module 01 - Drugs and Effects

Module 02 - Addictions & Mental Health

Module 03 - Harm Minimisation & Optimal Health

Module 04 - Brain Works - Neurophysiology

Module 05 - Trauma Model & Keys to Treatment

Module 06 - Brief & Early Intervention and Tripod of Support

Resources - Addiction & Mental Health (Dual Diagnosis)

Module 01: Introduction to Domestic Violence & Abuse

Module 02: The Components of Domestic Violence

Module 03: The Impact of Domestic Violence on Victims

Module 04: The Impact of Domestic Violence and Abuse on Children

Module 05: Assessing the Risks of Domestic Violence and Abuses on Children

Module 06: Supporting the Victim and Reporting Incidents

Module 07: Record Keeping

Module 08: Domestic Violence and Abuse Legislation in the UK

Introduction to Workplace First Aid

Legal Framework for Workplace First Aid

Incident Management at Work

Primary Survey

Secondary Survey

Basic First-Aid Techniques

Dealing With Fractures and Dislocations

Secondary Illness Loss of Responsiveness and CPR

Secondary Illness Breathing Problems

Secondary Illnesses and Injuries

Dealing with Minor Injuries at the Workplace

Call for an Emergency

Forensic expert.

Crime detective

Law enforcement.

Anyone who wants to gather knowledge in this sector.

Anyone who is looking forward to advancing their career in this sector.

Forensic collision investigator: Salary range- £20,000 to £40,000

Crime Officer: Salary range- Salary range- £16,000 to ££37,000

Forensic scientists: Salary range- £18000 to £45000