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Frequently Asked Questions
What is forensic graphology?
Forensic graphology is the scientific study of handwriting for legal purposes. It involves analyzing handwriting characteristics to determine authenticity, identify forgeries, and provide evidence in legal proceedings. Unlike general graphology, which focuses on personality traits, forensic graphology is specifically concerned with document examination for legal applications.
Who can benefit from your courses?
Our courses are designed for a wide range of professionals including law enforcement officers, legal practitioners, banking and financial security personnel, HR specialists, criminologists, and anyone interested in forensic document examination. Whether you're looking to add to your professional skills or change careers entirely, our programs cater to various experience levels.
What prerequisites are required for your courses?
Most of our entry-level courses have no specific prerequisites other than a high school diploma or equivalent. For intermediate and advanced courses, prior experience or completion of our foundational courses may be required. Each course page lists specific prerequisites if applicable.
What is the format of your courses? Are they online or in-person?
We offer both in-person and hybrid learning options. Our certification programs typically include in-person practical sessions at our Lagos campus, combined with online theoretical components. Workshops are primarily conducted in-person, while some specialized courses are available in fully online formats.
What prerequisites are required for your courses?
Most of our entry-level courses have no specific prerequisites other than a high school diploma or equivalent. For intermediate and advanced courses, prior experience or completion of our foundational courses may be required. Each course page lists specific prerequisites if applicable.
What is the format of your courses? Are they online or in-person?
We offer both in-person and hybrid learning options. Our certification programs typically include in-person practical sessions at our Lagos campus, combined with online theoretical components. Workshops are primarily conducted in-person, while some specialized courses are available in fully online formats.
Are your certifications recognized internationally?
Yes, IFGN certifications are recognized by forensic document examination associations worldwide. Our curriculum meets international standards, and our graduates have successfully practiced in various countries across Africa, Europe, and North America.
How long are the certifications valid?
Our certifications do not expire, but we recommend continuing education to stay current with the latest techniques and developments in the field. We offer advanced courses and refresher workshops for certified professionals to update their skills.
Do you offer payment plans for your courses?
Yes, we offer flexible payment plans for most of our certification programs. You can pay in 2-3 installments depending on the course. Please contact our admissions office for specific details about payment options for your chosen course.
What is your refund policy?
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee for most of our courses. If you're not satisfied with the course content within the first 30 days, you can request a full refund. For workshops and short courses, refund requests must be made at least 7 days before the start date.
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