This unusual, albeit interesting vocation is based on the notion that the way you write gives an indication of your personality. In other words, a person's true nature is evident from his/her writing. Graphology has long been accepted as a scientific approach to study and interpret a person's character from handwriting. According to its practitioners, graphology is an empirical science and not just an intuitive method of studying character.

Coupled with psychology and the knowledge of human behaviour, graphology can be used for many purposes like recruitment, marriage compatibility, career guidance, personality development, motivation guides, child development and help in solving criminal cases, among others. If you are interested in graphology as a career, the first thing to do is reading books on the subject. You can get in touch with some practicing graphologists teaching the course and get the basic know-how.

"Handwriting Analysts India (www.handwritinginstitute.com) is committed to provide quality educational programs in the science of grapholgoy to Indian students and impart the latest knowledge and skills needed to practice on a professional level. They provide three courses on phology. The details of these courses are - The Beginners Diploma Course: Many people are interested in handwriting analysis but don't want to enroll in a full-fledged study course right away. This course is a perfect way to become familiar with the fascinating science of handwriting analysis. It teaches 40 personality traits - enough to gain personal insight into yourself and, on a basic level, to "read" other people's writings.

The Comprehensive Diploma Course: Students aspiring to be a professional handwriting analyst should opt for this comprehensive diploma course. This course leaves no stone unturned and ntains all the elements critical to early career success as a handwriting analyst.

The Evaluated Trait Diploma Course: This course is meant for practicing handwriting Analysts only. This course teaches how that secondary characteristics can be evaluated through combinations or "stacking" of basic traits. This enables analysts to get a much deeper insight into the writer's personality".