New Dates Announced for Forensic Training Courses

foster+freeman offer a wide range of accredited and non-accredited short courses, specialist training and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programmes.

Our programmes are delivered either in-house at foster+freeman UK, online, or at customer sites internationally

Our offerings include product specific courses designed to teach delegates how to use our products and associated software that can then be applied to a customer’s environment and operating procedures.  In addition, we are now building and offering courses designed to teach delegates how to gain a better understanding of a subject matter area.

Upcoming Course Dates:

VSC 8000/HS (Beginner)
21st – 23rd March 2023
9th – 11th May 2023
14th – 16th Nov 2023

DCS5 (Beginner)
27th Feb – 3rd Mar 2023
5th – 9th June 2023
25th – 29th Sep 2023

Crime-lite Skills & Techniques
14th – 16th Mar 2023
4th – 6th July 2023
17th – 19th Oct 2023

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With an archive of almost 100 webinars on a wide range of subjects, you are sure to find something of interest.
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Webinar – Document Examination: Authentication and Grading of Stamps, Cards and Collectables

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foster+freeman VSC technology has wide ranging applications outside of the forensic lab. In this webinar we will be looking how experts and collectors of stamps, trading cards, signatures and memorabilia are using VSC’s to validate and authenticate their high-value collectibles.
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Webinar – Standardising your fingermark workflow at the Laboratory

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As a fingerprint examiner, it won’t be a surprise to you that every part of the fingerprint workflow needs to be validated and proven to be effective, however, the chemicals used on your fingermark during the development process aren’t. So how do you know if the chemicals you are using are actually effective? Join this week’s webinar to find out more about our solution.
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Webinar – Española: Análisis forense de vida silvestre

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Webinar – Achieving maximum visibility in a dark environment at the Crime Scene

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Forensic examiners at a crime scene are often required to search for evidence in the dark when using a forensic light source to locate fluorescent evidence. When conducting these investigations, it’s recommended for the examiner to be fully dark adapted to ensure no evidence is missed – but how do they do this?
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Webinar – Española: Conectando Crime-lites – Nueva tecnología de iluminación forense

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Desde hace 20 años, foster+freeman es pionera en el uso de LEDs en fuentes de luz forense portátiles. Hoy, nuestra gama de fuentes de luz está redefiniendo una vez más las expectativas de nuestros usuarios. En este seminario web, examinamos los nuevos avances en la tecnología de fuente de luz forense (ALS) que pueden revolucionar la forma en que los investigadores examinan la escena del crimen.En este seminario web, examinamos los nuevos avances en la tecnología de fuente de luz forense (ALS) que pueden revolucionar la forma en que los investigadores examinan la escena del crimen.
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Webinar – Española: Avances en tecnología forense: identificación de víctimas en desastres

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La identificación de víctimas de desastres puede parecer un proceso largo para los expertos forenses. La identificación de una víctima durante un desastre masivo rara vez es posible a través del reconocimiento visual, y se requieren tipos de evidencia específicos como huellas dactilares, registros dentales y muestras de ADN para una identificación concluyente. En este seminario web, utilizamos estudios de casos para examinar una variedad de escenarios diferentes para analizar cómo los avances tecnológicos permiten la identificación de víctimas, que antes era imposible.