College Workshops

Our workshops are designed to support and enhance the learner's experience of their current curriculum programme.  These workshops are well designed to support outcome B of the current BTEC Level 3 Forensic & Criminal Investigation, Unit 14: Forensic Anthropology & Archaeology. 

We have two workshops available:

• Forensic Anthropology & Human Osteology
• Forensic Facial Reconstruction

This unique workshop is designed to support and enhance scientific knowledge and practical applications, perfect for outcome B of BTEC Level 3 Unit 14: Forensic Anthropology and Archaeology.  Working with real human skeletons, learners develop key skills in building a biological profile for successful human identification. 

The workshop covers:

• The Importance of Forensic Anthropology in Forensic Science
• Roles & Responsibilities
• Human Osteology
• Estimation of Sex
• Estimation of Age at Death
• Calculating Living Stature
• Skeletal & Dental Pathology

This workshop can be complete as:

• One Day Workshop
• Two Consecutive Days Workshop
• Online lectures (including 3D scans of the skeletons for learner participation)

Ideal for the enrichment and personal development of learning, this interactively engaging workshop is designed to explore the controversial discipline of forensic facial reconstruction.  Learners will evaluate the various methods of facial reconstruction used in multiple scenarios including forensic investigation before completing both a 2D & 3D facial reconstruction.  

Perfectly compliments the Forensic Anthropology & Human Osteology workshop

This workshop covers:

• The Importance of Facial Reconstruction in Forensic Investigation
• Estimation of Sex 
• Estimation of Age at Death
• 2D Facial Reconstruction 
• Case Studies
• 3D Facial Reconstruction 

This workshop can be completed as:

• One Day Workshop
• Two Consecutive Day Workshop
• Online lectures (please contact for more details)