While trying to popularise forensic knowledge and to set standards for carrying out criminalistics examinations/surveys, Polish Forensic Association offers a wide spectrum of trainings, directed to police officers, public prosecutors, bank and insurance companies’ employees, etc.
The typical projects of Polish Forensic Association are mainly lectures followed by a discussion, which are popular not only within a scientific environment but also within representatives of law enforcement authorities and other institutions.

Examples of training courses topics:

• Modern methods of recognising/acknowledging authenticity of protected documents (ID cards, passports, driving licences, proofs of registration, visas, etc.)
• Modern methods of recognising/acknowledging the authenticity of unprotected documents [certificates of employment, ZUS (Social Insurance Institution) certificates, REGON (National Business Registry Number) certificates, taxation certificates, etc.].
• Modern methods of recognising/acknowledging the authenticity of national and foreign banknotes.
• Analysis of handwriting and signatures to ascertain inauthenticity of these notations.