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training workshops and online courses
Online courses: self-paced courses in foundational theories & Methods
online: microlearning course: first on scene, first priority: CSI SAFETY & CONTAMINATION CONTROL
OnSITE: MINI-CSI BOOTCAMP--HANDS-ON TRAINING WORKSHOP/SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Explore the online courses offered at ForensicTrainingUnlimited.com, our online hub supporting our hands-on training programs.
ForensicTrainingUnlimited.com is the source for our foundational courses in specific forensic-related and CSI-focused training topics.
Our online courses provide introductory concepts supported by case studies, downloadable materials, lecture replays, and text-based content.
Many of our courses offer certificates of completion, which are a great way to showcase your skills on your resume and professional profile.
OnSITE: MINI-CSI BOOTCAMP--HANDS-ON TRAINING WORKSHOP/SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
online: microlearning course: first on scene, first priority: CSI SAFETY & CONTAMINATION CONTROL
OnSITE: MINI-CSI BOOTCAMP--HANDS-ON TRAINING WORKSHOP/SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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Explore the essential skills and decision-making processes used to document, evaluate, and process a crime scene with precision and professionalism.
This hands-on Mini-CSI Bootcamp introduces participants to foundational crime scene investigation practices, moving beyond classroom concepts to provide practical experience with the methods, tools, and documentation techniques used during scene processing.
The training emphasizes careful observation, evidence recognition, scene documentation, and informed decision-making while helping participants understand how individual processing tasks work together during an investigation.
Ideal for aspiring CSIs, forensic science students, and individuals studying criminal justice or criminalistics.
This 8-hour, 1-day event includes
Hands-on crime scene processing activities
Applied exercises and investigative scenarios
Guided instruction from experienced forensic educators
Opportunities to practice documentation and evidence-handling skills
Certificate of Completion upon finishing the bootcamp
online: microlearning course: first on scene, first priority: CSI SAFETY & CONTAMINATION CONTROL
online: microlearning course: first on scene, first priority: CSI SAFETY & CONTAMINATION CONTROL
online: microlearning course: first on scene, first priority: CSI SAFETY & CONTAMINATION CONTROL
Micro Course: First on Scene, First Priority: CSI Safety and Contamination
Control & Protect Yourself, the Scene, and the Evidence with Proactive Workflow Moves
Crime scenes are inherently hazardous environments where your safety and the integrity of the evidence are under constant threat.
In the high-stakes world of criminal investigation, your very first moves determine whether a crucial piece of evidence is preserved for justice or permanently compromised.
Designed specifically for aspiring and newly hired Crime Scene Investigators, this high-impact microlearning course provides essential foundational training that you can complete in just 45 to 60 minutes.
The course uses a dynamic blend of text, visual diagrams, and short video demonstrations to teach you the proactive safety and contamination-control moves that protect you before you ever touch an item.
What You Will Learn:
Hazard Recognition
PPE Selection & Limitations
Scene Movement Discipline
Evidence Labeling & Packaging
Administrative Tracking
Bulletproof Documentation
Online: Advanced Crime Scene Documentation Management
resource/download: csi scenario question survial guide + worksheets
online: microlearning course: first on scene, first priority: CSI SAFETY & CONTAMINATION CONTROL
Explore the art and science of documenting a crime scene with precision and professionalism.
This FREE self-paced training course examines the critical processes of crime scene documentation and physical evidence management, moving beyond procedural checklists to explore the strategic rationale, challenges, and legal implications that define professional forensic practice.
The course emphasizes real-world decision-making, the interplay of multiple documentation methods, and how technological advancements continue to transform modern investigations.
Ideal for aspiring CSIs, students studying criminal justice or criminalistics.
resource/download: csi scenario question survial guide + worksheets
resource/download: csi scenario question survial guide + worksheets
resource/download: csi scenario question survial guide + worksheets
How to Answer Structured Interview Scenarios for Entry-Level CSI & Evidence Technician Roles
What This Guide Helps You Do
✔ Answer scenario-based questions clearly and confidently
✔ Organize your thoughts under pressure
✔ Demonstrate professionalism and policy awareness
✔ Show integrity and sound judgment
✔ Stand out in structured panel interviews and written exercises
RESOURCE/DOWNLOAD: CRIME SCENE SKETCHES AND DIAGRAMS
resource/download: csi scenario question survial guide + worksheets
resource/download: csi scenario question survial guide + worksheets
Master the Art of Crime Scene Sketches and Diagrams with this 2-page guide.
Are you a student eager to enter the world of forensic science, or a newly hired crime scene investigator looking to sharpen your skills? Our PDF guide is the ideal resource for learning the essentials of creating accurate and effective crime scene sketches and diagrams.
In this concise yet invaluable guide, you'll find:
1. Equipment and Supplies for Sketches and Diagrams.
2. Practical Guidance for Students and New Crime Scene Investigators.
Receive expert advice based on real-world experience from a retired crime scene investigator.
meet terri armenta--director
For years, I watched talented graduates struggle. They were smart, passionate, and ready to work. But when they applied for crime scene investigator positions, they kept hearing the same frustrating response:
"You don’t have enough field experience."
Traditional academic programs weren’t preparing students for the realities of the job — the technical demands, the emotional challenges, and the confidence to perform under pressure.
I wanted to change that.
So, I created a training program that goes beyond theory. I built a space where students learn what the job requires and practice those skills in hands-on, realistic settings.