Forensic Science Technician

Course benefits, scope and career:
1. Forensic, cyber and legal education is very important in the present day life.
2. Improve your skills and knowledge and adds additional weightage to your basic qualification.
3. We will help you start your own forensic practice, career and forensic services office.
4. Indicates skill and expertise levels and Progressing more quickly on your career journey.
5. Students can attend a course at any time, from anywhere, because there are no geographic barriers to online learning and course material is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
6. Students satisfaction with program services and positive impact on students experience.
7. This courses guides you through a complete method for forensic investigation, legal framework and procedures.
Scope:
1. Government sector jobs
1.1 Forensic sciences labs
1.2 Police department
1.3 CBI
1.4 CID
1.5 Regional forensic Science laboratories
1.6 Intelligence bureau
1.7 Banks
1.8 Defense
1.9 Courts
2. Private sector jobs:
2.1 Private detective agencies
2.2 Private banks
2.3 Insurance companies
2.4 Universities
2.5 Private hospitals
2.6 Security services agencies
2.7 Law firms
Job titles / posts:
1. Forensic expert
2. Forensic scientist
3. Forensic investigator
4. Crime scene investigator
5. Handwriting expert
6. Document expert
7. Document examiner
8. Fraud examiner
9. Forensic analyst
10. Scientific officer
11. Security expert
12. Forensic consultant
13. Detective
14. Investigating officer
15. Teacher / professor
16. Crime reporter
17. Forensic engineer
18. Forensic psychologist
19. Fingerprint expert
20. Law consultant

Before you go into the details of requirement for forensic science careers, it is important that you have the following skillset for this field.
1. Good hold on science subjects (especially biology and chemistry).
2. An enquiring mind.
3. High degree of accuracy and attention to detailing in your nature of work.
4. Observation skills.
5. Patience.
6. Able to work under pressure for long hours and team spirit.
These skillsets are the basic requirement for every aspiring forensic scientist.
What you do on the job?
You would be using your knowledge of science to analyse the evidence found at a crime scene.
Analysis could be anything from an object at the crime scene, to soil, blood stains, saliva, bodily fluids, bones, fingerprints, DNA profiling, recovering data from computers, researching new techniques/technology, etc.
You generally work in a lab and the results you analyse are then used to help solve cases and catch criminals.