Who Should Attend?
The Footwear Marks Coding and Intelligence Course is the first module of the foundation stage of the National Footwear Specialist Learning Programme. It is aimed at those undertaking the role of a Footwear Marks Coding Officer, or those who handle footwear marks evidence as part of their present role.
Course / Module entry requirements
A basic knowledge of exhibit handling and continuity of evidence is expected.
No. of courses being run
year 11/12: 3
Dates and Venues
From: 05 Mar 2012
To: 09 Mar 2012
Venue:
Harperley Hall
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Course / Module duration
1 week full time residential
Methods of delivery
Classroom based learning which includes group work and practical demonstrations. Students will also be required to maintain a student workbook throughout the course.
Assessment process / accreditation details
Students must undertake practical assessments and a written examination to assess underpinning knowledge.
Additional Information
On successful completion of module 1 the student will then move to module 2 of the programme - the Coding and Intelligence Evidential Portfolio. This portfolio has been developed to complement the core knowledge and understanding, skills and attitude gained from module 1.
On completion of modules 1 and 2 students will be qualified to carry out the role of a Footwear Coding Officer.
For bookings and enquiries, please contact
Tel: +44(0) 1388 744000
Email:
forensiccentre@npia.pnn.police.uk
Cost to HO Forces
Year 10/11: £940 Plus accommodation and meals charges
Cost to non HO Forces
Year 10/11: £940 Plus accommodation and meals charges
Overview
This course provides an understanding of the practical application of pattern coding and initial assessments supported by an appreciation of the law governing footwear marks. The content also includes how marks are left, recovery techniques employed by Crime Scene Investigators and general forensic awareness.
Aims
The aim of this module is to provide learners with the knowledge and skills to conduct initial assessments and coding of footwear marks.
Objectives
The student will demonstrate competence in the following areas:
