Applications open for PQiP on 6th April. If you're interested there's lots of information at https://t.co/Fu9a1cPKeI. There's also a webinar taking place on 30th March which can be booked here https://t.co/MOC1px4ZhR
A very few places left for The Academy for Social Justice workshop on Human Learning Systems on 24th March. This approach is rapidly emerging as an alternative way to do ‘public management,’ so well worth the time. Visit https://t.co/VL0S7Qt8km to find out more.
Great Time to Talk Day event this morning. Looking after our mental health and looking out for others is so important, even more so in the current circumstances. It's ok to not be ok. #TimeToTalkDay
A few tickets left for Professor Ben Crewe's event @crewebencrewe on the experiences of those serving life sentences 12th Feb. Here, Professor Crewe provides some background to his research and how individuals can be supported through their sentences https://t.co/kwGl0rKVRI
A huge welcome to all of our new PQIPs who started today. Not necessarily the conditions we would have chosen but there's lots of support around you every step of the way.
1/2 We are delighted to share with you our HMPPS Aspiring Leaders Toolkit. If you are a Band 1 - 4 working anywhere in HMPPS then the toolkit could be for you. The toolkit provides a range of varied learning and online resource to help develop those with aspirations of moving in
Congratulations to all of our PQiP 5A & 6 qualifiers today. A nice celebration event and who knew the depth of poetic skill in the Division, the bar has been set! Terrific resilience, creativity, and excellent results shown by all qualifiers. Good luck to you all.
We're back! After a hiatus due to forgetting our login details we'll be back to providing you the L&D content that you love (sporadic tweets and occasional retweets).
Probation Trainees Conference 10th December Beeches Centre, Birmingham. All Probation Trainees welcome. No charge. Certificated. We'll be talking about Probation reforms; Probation and work with domestic abuse; sport and rehabilitation. Don't miss it.
Published by @MoJGovUK, an evidence-based summary of what works - and what doesn't - when trying to get someone to desist from crime.
Worth a read if you work in the charity sector, the criminal justice system or the media (or indeed, if you happen to be running the country).
NEW RESEARCH: Read our latest Academic Insight on supervision skills for probation practitioners by Peter Raynor commissioned by
@HMIProbation https://t.co/nJUNtMvSaF