57 Graduates from the 1st Batch of Document Fraud Detection Training Centre – GIS
57 graduands have graduated from the first batch of students from the Document Fraud Detection Training Centre of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS).
The 57 graduates include officers of the GIS, the Birth and Deaths Registry, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Marriage Registry of the Registrar General’s Department.
They underwent a one-week training in technical and tactical profiling, enhanced security features of documents and different types of substrates, among others, under the Strengthening Border and Migration Management in Ghana (SMMIG) project.
They were awarded ‘Doc 1’ qualification and received certificates.
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