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how to become a forensic genealogist
Hello James, I am curious to learn more about the field of forensic genealogy. Could you shed some light on it?
Hello there, pal! Forensic genealogy isn't my field of expertise, but it's a fascinating field! It basically blends investigative research and genetic testing to solve legal and criminal matters.
Sounds intriguing and complex! How does one become a forensic genealogist?
From what I've heard, you'll need to start with a solid base in genealogy studies or a related field like biological sciences or history. After that, advanced coursework or a certification program in forensic genealogy could be your next step.
That seems to be quite a journey. After the studies, what's next?
Like in any profession, practical experience is key. Interning or volunteering at a forensic or genetic lab could be very helpful. You might also consider working with a mentor to gain hands-on experience.
Thanks for the insights, James. This is definitely something to consider.
Anytime, buddy! Even though my world's all about scripts and screens, I'm always excited to learn about different fields. Best of luck in your journey!
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