Training Introduction

You will learn the fundamentals of speaker identification, including its definition, significance, and a range of applications in forensic science. This training will cover key acoustic features, such as pitch and timbre, and their relevance in real-world investigative scenarios.

The training will cover various methods, such as spectrographic analysis and voice biometrics, providing insights into their application and effectiveness.

This training provides you with practical skills in analyzing acoustic features and understanding legal implications, preparing you for roles in forensic audio analysis.

To enroll, you should be an undergraduate in forensic science, linguistics, or a related field. Basic knowledge of sound and audio analysis is beneficial but not mandatory.

Yes, upon successful completion of the training, you will receive a certificate that recognizes your skills and knowledge in speaker identification.

Prior knowledge in acoustics or forensic analysis is helpful but not required. A willingness to learn and basic audio processing skills are sufficient.

You can apply for a training period of 7 days to 1 month, with the option to extend if needed. The program includes theoretical lectures, hands-on lab exercises, and case studies for a comprehensive learning experience.

Yes, you can pay in installments, but the payment plan will depend on how long you want to register. Please let us know your preferred duration.

Once you enroll in the training, no refunds will be issued. It is important to consider your commitment before registering to avoid any issues.

Yes, we offer discounts for groups, but the discount depends on the number of students and the training duration. Please contact our team for specific details.