Welcoming the first cohort of Cheshire Constabulay, Police Constable Degree Apprentices to the Warrington Campus. Really excited about working together in this collaborative partnership.
At Forest Camp with our first year policing students, impressed with the quality of decision making, problem solving, team work and resilience despite pouring it down day. Well done all looking forward to working with you.
Modern policing has seen changes in demand and growth in areas such digital crime and vulnerability. IPLDP wasn't designed with these demands in mind – so the training has been modernised to reflect this and gives officers recognition at degree level. https://t.co/NY7qsuQa16
An interesting read Mark which sets out the context well the recognition of rewarding police officers for the job they do, being at the forefront of this, is often lost on some.
Here is an opinion piece about policing and academic qualifications.
The Policing Leadership debate: Understanding the Narrative - https://t.co/bNYemEsNod
@nbaileychpol Thanks Nick good support from the force thanks for your kind thoughts. She was back out there the following evening shows the resilience that police officers have
My daughter who is a serving officer had to endure the degrading experience of a detained suspect spitting in her face on Saturday requiring hospital treatment, which is totally unacceptable. This is not how those who protect the most vulnerable in society should treated.
@BluelightInfo I head up a Policing dept in a University and this is not about PEQF and University funding, more importantly this is about public safety, and the safety of police officers being put at risk dealing with a complex set of situations with limited resources .
I am not sure that this government has the foresight to embrace the potential consequences of their fiscal actions especially with regard to funding our police service and the rest of the public services. Reducing funding further will put at risk those must vulnerable.
When I should be focused on tackling knife crime, exploiting the vulnerable,child exploitation, domestic abuse .... last week + next for me will be where I find up to 250 officers to balance the books ironic @cheshirepolice graded good/outstanding https://t.co/m4vkb4FKah
Great day some fantastic communication skills, problem solving, working together and confidence building looking forward to our next three years together #wearewarrington
Staff and 1st year policing students at Forest Camp. Lots of decision making, problem solving and team work. Looking forward to working with these students. #wearewarrington
Great to meet all our new policing students at the Warrington Campus today, looking forward to our adventures in Forest Camp tomorrow, have fun it’s about teamwork, problem solving, communication and supporting one another.