| Author | Message | ||
     Cheryl Harper (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: mcb4636d0.tmodns.net |
Hello, my name is Cheryl and I am interested in studying on the job training as a fingerprint technician trainee. I can work in Wash. D.C. or Maryland. I can be reached at (240)716-8390 or email to cherylharpergonzalez-at-gmail.com. Thank you. | ||
| douglcc (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: 159.83.168.252 |
Hi my name is chris and I'm try to find out how I can get on hand training for fingerprint I'm talking the class here in CA. If there is any one out there know were I can do this e-mail me back thank you | ||
| nikoletakasa (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: static-68-236-177-134.ny325.east.verizon.net |
how can I become a fingerprint technician in nyc | ||
| Sabrina Varo (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: mail-4.djj.state.fl.us |
Hi my name is Sabrina, and I am very interested in finding out about Fingerprint analysis program in Florida (Fort Lauderdale Florida) to be precise. | ||
| Kasey |
Tiffany, I have heard that Ohio University has an undergraduate degree for Forensic Chemistry, but you are right... it isn't related to fingerprint examination. Additionally, Youngstown State has a general forensic degree that might have a fingerprinting course, but the entire undergraduate program isn't geared toward fingerprints. The best way to obtain fingerprint training is to be hired as a trainee with a law enforcement agency or criminal justice information system AFIS, and to receive training and on the job experience in fingerprints. Hope this helps, and good luck. | ||
| Rebecca |
St. Petersburg College in St. Pete, FL offers a Certificate and Associates Degree in Crime Scene Technology. Included in this coursework is a Fingerprint Classification course. It can help prepare you for ten-print work. Check out the program's website: http://www.spcollege.edu/AC/CrSc/ All of the courses are available online, so you don't have to live in the area to get the degree. | ||
| Angela Elaine |
Danielle, if you are looking for school, I think you need to be looking under Forensic Science or Criminal Justice. Here is a link to Criminal Justice schools, http://www.guidetocriminaljusticeschools.com/forensic.html?source=google_gtcj_forensic&input_program=310. Check out the college or university in your area. If you are looking for a job as a Fingerprint Technician check out the police departments, sheriff's offices; county, city, and state jobs where you live. For example, I applied for an entry level technician position at the department of public safety for my state and got the job. I do not have a degree and I was previously doing administrative work. Check out the International Association for Identification jobs pages and see who is hiring for related jobs, http://www.theiai.org/jobs/. They also have a training and certification links. | ||
| Danielle Blango |
Hi my name is Danielle I am intereted in finding out about fingerprinting technician programs here in maryland. |
