qualifications for the job\nwhat does criminal profiling intail
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The place to find all your answers is at this site,\n\nhttp://www.johndouglasmindhunter.com/articles/041221.php
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check this \nhttp://www.fabjob.com/private-investigator-sample.html
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Does she really want to be in criminal justice? If so, she might want to look into the FBI or the State Police.          As for the questions she should be honest but keep her answers short. For example:\nEthnic Diversity - To me it means the rich group of backgrounds that are the foundation of United States culture.\nIf partner came to work smelling like alcohol - I'd talk to my supervisor.\nAs for getting experience, try the private sector for security, investigation, and security planning jobs. They are the way of the future and both the private and public sector often have jobs. If she has solid computer knowledge she could help many places set up their computer security protection programs. Good luck.
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not necessarily, but a college degree (especially in criminology) will increase your chances of getting hired. however, you CAN apply for it, if you are at least a high school graduate. my uncle is a police officer, he didn't graduate college but he WAS in college -- he studied, then quit. \ntry taking some criminology classes in a community college -- so that you will gain information about the career. and good luck
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All I know for sure is you must have completed high school. You probably also have to qualify in some sort of fitness regimen. My friend is presently taking a course on line. One name for this type of work is Forensic Science Specialist.
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This site should help, since I only know about qualifications in the U.S.  Good Luck!\n\nhttp://www.forensic-science-society.org.uk
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http://www.fbijobs.gov/611.asp
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Usually, a letter of interest is just a basic letter where you explain you have the necessary qualifications to do the job, and you are interested in applying.  \n\n\nTo Captain _______ :\n\nI have ___ years experience as a police officer.  My record shows I have the qualifications to be promoted to detective, and now that there is an opening, I am interested in applying for the position and furthering my career.\n\nSincerely,\n\nPolice Officer Badge Number: ____\n\n\nIf you have a union, I would check with them as to what should be included, or what is expected in a letter of interest for the detective position.\n\nIf the detective position requires additional training, or courses, or experience, or examinations, and you have completed those requirements, they will show in your record.  If you want to draw attention to additional accomplishments that have a bearing in police detective work, you could include that in your letter.
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if you want to be a forensic scientist (aka criminalist) that works in a lab analyzing evidence, then you need to have a 4 year degree in a natural or physical science.  that would be chemistry, biology, etc.  you must have a science degree and take certain courses like quantitative analysis to be hired by any crime laboratory.\n\nif you want to be a police detective, then you must first be a police officer and work your way up to the rank of detective.\n\nthere are jobs that give you access to crime scenes without requiring a science degree.  an example would be a latent fingerprint analyst, where you would go to the crime scene to dust for prints, lift them and then take them back to the lab to analyze under the stereoscope.  also being a crime scene photographer doesn't require a degree in science.\n\nhope this helps.  good luck!
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Try contacting the PA State Police Recruitment Section or their website to find out requirements.
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http://web2.iadfw.net/uthman/forensic_career.html
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of course not,  as long as you are a U.S. citizen, have good credit rating and a clean criminal record, and are well qualified for the job, you have a good chance of bagging the job,   all you have to do is apply
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A lot of applications just ask if 'you have ever been convicted of a felony'.  They just have problems hiring convicted felons.\n\nA lot of people have little smudges on their records, most employers don't waste time on little things.\n\nBut they could, if they wanted to.
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try coming out of prison from robbing 11 banks and getting a job. You have it made compared to me...\nIn the application where it asks if you ever had any criminal convictions------leave it blank. and wait to answer that question during the interview. You're not lying....you're simply choosing not to share that kind of info for others to see.
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A criminalist is a specialist in the collection and examination of the physical evidence of crime.
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An interviewer must have specific points of references on which he must work on.\n1/ Profile of the employee to be recruited.( Given by the Employer)i.e  qualifications,experience etc,etc.\n2/ Appearance.\n3/ Friendliness.\n4/ Confidence-Poise.\n5/ Conversation ability.\n6/ Alertness/Intelligence.\n7/ Body Language.( important is the capacity of the person to sustain the interviewer 's eyes )\n8/ Fluency of the language spoken.( Precise , concise.to the point)\n9/ Computer literacy ( if needed.)\nAll the above mentioned items are sub-divided usually in 4 .\nVery good, Good, Satisfactory, Fair, Low average.\nWhether you are a lady or a gentleman has no importance at all.,\nif the job's profile has been well prepared by the employer.\nTo confirm the results of the interview , usually a P.P.A is asked( Personal Profile Analysis).\n\n.
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You need the rehabilitation of offenders act 1974 for general guidance. For 'sensitive' jobs, eg child care the laws may be more stringent, and for certain crimes you may always have to reveal.\nAct quotes that you need not reveal, (length of sentence, rehab period)\na, prison over 2.5yrs, always have to reveal\nb, prison 6mth to 2.5yr, after 10yr\nc, prison up to 6mth, 7 yr\nd, Fine (criminal case), 5 yr\ne, conditional discharge, 1 yr\nf, absolute discharge, 6mths