FORENSIC


AND CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION


Level 3 | Duration: 2 years North Devon | FTB362


As well as learning pure and social sciences, this fascinating course will teach you important transferable skills such as communication, teamwork, research and analysis - which are valued both by employers and universities.


You will study the following modules:


• Principles and applications of science


• Practical scientific procedures and techniques


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• Science investigation skills


• Forensic investigations procedures in practice


Applications of criminology


Criminal investigation procedures in practice


Applications of criminal and forensic psychology


• Practical chemical analysis •


• Environmental forensics


• Physiology of human body systems


• Forensic genetics


• Forensic anthropology and archaeology


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS You must hold at least five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including GCSE Maths, English language and 5/4 in Double Science (or a 5 and a 4 in two separate sciences).


PROGRESSION Upon completion of this programme, you could go on to university to study, for example, forensic and criminal investigation or policing.


Microbiology and microbiological techniques


Level 3 | Duration: 2 years North Devon | FTB372


T Levels ensure you meet the needs of industry by combining classroom theory, practical learning and industry placement.


The core component will include specific knowledge in science, across biology, chemistry and physics, as well as an introduction to the skills and behaviours needed to be successful in the science sector.


The occupational specialism, Technical: Laboratory Sciences, will provide you with the knowledge and skills required to enter employment or further study in your specific occupational area e.g. working as a laboratory technician.


You will also undertake a 315-hour (minimum) industry placement.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS To be accepted onto this programme, you will need a Grade 5 in GCSE English, Maths and Science, as well as at least two other GCSEs at Grade 4 or above.


PROGRESSION Successful completion of this qualification will allow you to progress onto university, into an apprenticeship or directly into employment.


SCIENCE T LEVEL


SCIENCE APPRENTICESHIPS


We offer a Level 3 Laboratory Technician Apprenticeship.


An apprenticeship blends classroom learning with on the job training, meaning you can earn while you learn. You will usually spend four days in the workplace as a paid employee, with one day in the classroom where you will reinforce and further develop your skills and workplace learnings.


During your apprenticeship, you will be expected to undertake a range of predefined knowledge, skills and behaviours which will relate to your programme.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Each apprenticeship will have its own specific entry requirements; you can find out more on our website.


PROGRESSION An apprenticeship is a great pathway to a rewarding and successful career, or can be a stepping stone to a higher level programme.


You can find more information about our apprenticeships at petroc.ac.uk/apprenticeships


If you aren’t sure which sector you want to work in, or are unable to secure an apprenticeship, you may wish to undertake a Traineeship. For more information about Traineeships, contact our Advice & Guidance Centre.


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For full course information visit petroc.ac.uk and enter the relevant FTB/FTT code.


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