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11217NAT
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The Diploma of Forensic Identification (Document Examination) 11217NAT, offered by the Canberra Institute of Technology, equips participants with essential skills and knowledge for analysing and comparing known and questioned documents. This course is designed for individuals currently employed in public or private sector agencies that engage in document examination work. Through a fully online format, students will learn to apply established legal and workplace frameworks to conduct thorough examinations and report findings effectively.
Key learning areas include performing general document examinations, applying professional practices in forensic settings, and presenting evidence in judicial systems. Participants will also explore advanced techniques such as multi-instrumentation analysis and the evaluation of handwriting and signatures. The course is structured to support ongoing skill development in a practical environment, ensuring that students can apply their learning directly to their workplace challenges.
With a focus on fostering technical expertise in forensic identification sciences, this diploma serves as a pathway for graduates to advance their careers as document examiners in various sectors. Enquire to learn more about how this qualification can enhance professional opportunities in the field of forensic science.
To be eligible to study this course, applicants must meet the following entry requirements:
In this Diploma of Forensic Identification (Document Examination) course, the subjects students may study include: