Applied Forensic Science BTEC National Certificate / Diploma Level 3

BTEC

In Enfield

Price on request

Description

  • Type

    BTEC

  • Location

    Enfield

The qualification offers an engaging programme for those who wish to enter employment as a forensic science technician or those that wish to study forensic science at university. You will examine simulated Crime Scenes and use a range of science skills to solve the investigation. You will develop team building and problem solving skills that will improve your skills as a respected scientist.

Important information

Government funding available

Facilities

Location

Start date

Enfield (Middlesex)
73 Hertford Road, EN3 5HA

Start date

On request

About this course

You will need to be at least 16 years old with a minimum of five GCSEs at grade C or above, preferably including maths and science or a BTEC First in Science at merit grade. You will need to pass an initial assessment. You will also need a reference on your ability to study.

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Course programme


Course Code:
NC3MAPS1

What will I learn?
The qualification offers an engaging programme for those who wish to enter employment as a forensic science technician or those that wish to study forensic science at university. You will examine simulated Crime Scenes and use a range of science skills to solve the investigation. You will develop team building and problem solving skills that will improve your skills as a respected scientist. Your practical assignments are based on scenarios encountered by forensic science technicians There are five Core Units of study supported by seven specialist forensic units including, Road Traffic Accident Investigation and Forensic Psychology. You will improve your skills in biology, chemistry and physics so that you fully understand the role of a forensic investigator. These skills and attributes, coupled with basic and key skills mapped to the qualifications, will form the basis of successful study at higher levels.

How will I be taught?
Teaching is through a wide variety of methods which include, practicals, lectures, practical investigations, videos, role-play outside visits.

How will I be assessed?
You are graded by continual assessment. This can be written assignments and practical investigations on which you will write your report. You will track your progress through the course and are in control of your final grade.

What could I do next?
You could progress to science employment or a degree or diploma course at university in science or forensic science subjects.

Option 1
Option 1
Starts: September 2010
Ends: July 2011

Course length: 1 year

Location: Enfield Site

Option 2
Option 2
Starts: September 2009
Ends: July 2011

Course length: 36 weeks per year, 2 years

Study hours: 15 over 3 days per week

Tuition fee: £1136

Exam fee: £146

Location: Tottenham Site

Option 3
Option 3
Starts: September 2008
Ends: July 2010

Course length: 2 years

Location: Enfield Site

Option 4
Option 4
Starts: September 2009
Ends: July 2010

Course length: 1 year

Location: Enfield Site

Option 5
Option 5
Starts: September 2008
Ends: July 2010

Course length: 2 years

Location: Tottenham Site

Option 6
Option 6
Starts: September 2008
Ends: July 2010

Course length: 36 weeks per year, 2 years

Study hours: 15 over 3 days per week

Tuition fee: £1108

Exam fee: £142

Location: Tottenham Site

Applied Forensic Science BTEC National Certificate / Diploma Level 3

Price on request