Terri Armenta/Forensic Training

Terri is the owner/director of Forensic Training Unlimited. She is an online/on-site curriculum creator, course designer, educator, teacher, & student mentor.

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

Read what our students say about our online courses!

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

Read what our students say about our online courses!

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

Read what our students say about our online courses!

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

6. Crime isn’t clean. Your training shouldn’t be either.

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

If you only study neat crime scenes, you’re training for a world that doesn’t exist.

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

5. Multiple suspects mean layered evidence — a sorting puzzle, not a single clue.

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

Ready for a CSI career? Visit https://t.co/E6G3cldnuE

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

Every CSI textbook tells you what to do. The job teaches you how to do it. Here are 3 real-world skills you won’t find in the syllabus.

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

3. Interpersonal Savvy – Building trust with first responders, detectives, and even bystanders, so evidence doesn’t get compromised.

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

Step 6: Position yourself as an “outsider with insider skills.”

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

Step 1: Identify 3 transferable skills (analysis, communication, precision).

[Terri Armenta/Forensic Training @Forensic187]

Step 5: Use CSI-relevant verbs: analyze, preserve, document, reconstruct, investigate.