My dream job would be photographing for a boarding (snow and skate) magazine taking photos for the clothing lines and the boarders in action. I live in BC Canada, where should I start? I’ve been doing photography for over 5 years and consider myself good at what I do and really wish to persue it as a career.
Have you tried an internship yet?
What specific schooling do I need to have? How many years, which majors? What is my course of action after schooling? Do I have to be a police officer? Do I have to be an intern? Is there a growing need for CSI’s? Are there a lot of opportunities in this field?
It depends on what agency you want to work for. Most crime scene investigators are police officers or police detectives. If you want to become a police officer or criminal investigator, you should get a 4 year college degree if you can. Choose a major that interests you, that is marketable, and that could be useful for police work. There are many majors that are good for investigators. English, forensic science, and psychology are some majors to consider. Get the highest grade point average that you can. Participate in a couple extracurricular activities such as criminal justice club, student government, or sports. Consider trying to get an internship with a police department. Do some regular volunteer work. Don’t do anything illegal. Maintain a good reputation. To become a police detective, you have to become a police officer first. Most police departments require officers to work patrol for at least 2 (usually more) years before being eligible to become a detective. If you want to become a detective, you should be the best police officer you can. Maintain an excellent record and reputation as an officer. Getting police officer jobs is becoming more and more competitive. Do whatever you can to make yourself the best candidate that you can. Best of luck!
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