1. About us
Complete Forensics is a not for
profit organisation dedicated to the
worldskillsuk
Forensic
Science
Competition
delivery and continual raising of
standards in Forensic Science education throughout the UK.
Complete Forensics is the official
organising partner for the Forensic
Science competition on behalf of
the National Apprenticeship Service
(NAS) who maintain WorldSkills UK.
WorldSkills UK finals at the
Skills Show 2013
Complete Forensics
Hanover Mill
Fitzroy Street
Ashton under Lyne OL7 0TL
Complete Forensics
Phone: 07593 996827
E-mail: admin@c-pdms.com
Web: www.completeforensics.org
Tel:
It’s in our DNA.

2. Competitors
Skills competitions have proven year on year to
catapult careers, giving you that all important edge
to set you apart from the crowd.
The benefits:
Dramatically boost skills and performance at
work, college, school or university
Showcase your potential to current and future
employers
Stand out from the crowd and create prestige for
your school, college, university or employer
Get access to invaluable free training from world-
WorldSkills UK Competitions
class experts.
Schools, Colleges and Training
WorldSkills UK drives excellence in workplace skills
through competition.
Complete Forensics is the
official organizing partner for the Forensic Science
competition.
A skills competition is a series of tests designed by
industry experts that focus on the highest UK and
International standards. Individuals and in some
cases, teams, are challenged to compete against
the best in their region and ultimately the UK. The
competitors are marked against a rigorous frame-
work that meet the NAS quality assurance standards.
Covering over 60 different skills at different levels,
Providers
Competition activity in schools
Skills competition activity is a way of inspiring and
engaging young learners by raising the status of
skills and vocational programs for school-age learners across schools and colleges.
Through this, learners will be able to develop a
deeper understanding of vocational skills by linking
their learning to the world of work. We encourage
schools, colleges and training providers working
with learners at Key Stage 4 (14 – 16) to think
about embedding vocational skills into their curriculum planning and delivery.
For more information, download the
WorldSkills UK Schools Toolkit from the resources hub: www.worldskillsuk.org/
resourceshub
Regional and national competitions –
Levels 2, 3 and 4
Skills competition activity is a great way for
teachers, lecturers and training providers to
create a real buzz in the classroom, workshop or workplace; and to motivate learners
to constantly improve their skills. Once learners see what they are capable of, their confidence will grow and they’ll want to achieve
more, increasing their employability and
helping them to advance further in their
careers.
It’s not only individual learners who will
benefit from having skills competition activity
embedded within the curriculum and training
programmes. By nurturing individual talent,
you will be helping to increase the overall
levels of attainment within your organisation,
and raising the quality of teaching within
your school, college or training facility. And
that could also be good news when it comes
to your OFSTED inspection.
‘Inspiring excellence’ is a guide, commissioned by the National Apprenticeship Service (NAS) and produced by the Learning
and Skills Improvement Service (LSIS). It
provides practical approaches to integrating
skills competition activity within teaching,
training and learning, establishing competitions as an important part of learners’ experience. The guide is available on the resources hub: worldskillsuk.org/resourceshub
success in most WorldSkills UK competitions can
lead to representing the UK at biennial WorldSkills
International competition which pits the best young
talent from 65 countries around the globe against
Sponsorship opportunities are available for selective
one another to find the world champion.
brands. Promotion at schools, universities and workplaces
Competitions open for registration on 10 February
2014 and close on 21 March 2014. Visit http://
worldskillsuk.apprenticeships.org.uk/ to find out
more.
around the country will showcase your products during the
competition heats. Get in touch to discuss details.