EW - Criminal - CS

Sean S.

“The course was the best one I have attended in regard to informing and understanding the subject. Every module was so beneficial for my role as a Fire Investigator. The roleplay was the most useful. I have been a Fire Investigator for years but learned a great deal. I am in a function with 18 full time fire investigation officers and this is a course that should be mandatory for us all to attend. Regardless of experience, everyone would benefit. Very enjoyable also. An excellent tutor and so knowledgeable. He engaged with everyone on the course and explained a very difficult and complex subject effectively and above all, made it enjoyable. Thank you.”

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Steve Lang

“The course clearly showed me my role in the various courts and what is expected of me. There was opportunity to be cross-examined and to watch others get questioned. Really good course that was well presented with good interaction and insight to the role in court of an expert witness. The tutor had excellent delivery and provided good feedback to the practice sessions via the online face to face interactive session.”

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Martin Lown

“Very good. Having experienced courts on numerous occasions and had previous legal input, Tim’s input was the best I’ve had and very practical/experienced based advice. Great practical/experience based advice, especially for our newer FIOs. This whole course has built nicely and logically through the EW process. Excellent – well delivered online and facilitated effectively using Zoom with break out rooms etc. Thank you.”

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Lee Chevin

“The role play for cross examination was a valid, authentic experience and is vital in understanding the Expert Witness role and function within the Court.”

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Jason Dean

“The APAEWE course was one of the most informative and enjoyable courses I have attended, and I learnt so much, proving you can teach an old dog new tricks.  The trainers were excellent and communication throughout the process was exemplary.”

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