the involvement of higher education in supporting the police professionalization agenda: towards a...
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The involvement of Higher Education in supporting the Police Professionalization Agenda
Towards a collaborative approach - setting the scene….
Police Professionalization Agenda
College of Policing – move towards Professional Body for Policing.
National Policing Vision 2016. National Learning and Development Strategy for
Policing 2013-16: Developing collaborative partnerships to add value to
the quality and breadth of learning Professional Entry to Policing – Pre-Join Strategy
& Guidance. Accredited Prior Learning. Home Office Level 3 ‘determination’.
Police Professionalization Agenda
Why collaborate?
“…collaboration between the police service and the academy will help to ‘professionalise’ policing, particularly through training and education.”Peter Neyroud CBE QPM (2011)
Review of Police Leadership and Training
Community-based Policing Superstars Plus
Continuous Professional Development Evidence-based training in response to domestic
abuse
Research in support of the Police and Crime Plan
Anti-social behaviour in rural Gloucestershire
Existing Collaborations:
Austerity Organisational change Existing collaboration Shared governance arrangements Professionalization Agenda is starting to
drive demand
Conditions for closer collaboration
Strategic Vision: Sustainability Flexibility Significant Savings and Improvement Accountability
Key Outcomes: Improving Service to the Public Greater Value for Money
SW Regional Collaboration Strategy 2012 - 2022
Benefits of collaboration…
Knowledge exchange Organisational learning Shared resources Shared outcomes Reduced cost Sustainability Flexibility
Benefits of collaboration
IntegrationCritical thinkingFlexibility in orientationExperiential learning Increased job satisfaction
Benefits of collaboration
Craig Paterson (2011)Adding value? A review of the international literature on the role ofhigher education in police training and education.
What is happening elsewhere?
Sustainable increase in number of Special Constables
Increased patrol hours Increased visibility (allied to Public
Confidence) Additional resources IPLDP Diploma qualified recruits Police Trainers as Associate Staff
Benefits of collaboration
Reduced costsAccommodation / utilitySalaryNational InsurancePensionSickness absence
Predominantly the cost of initial training borne by the student
Benefits of collaboration
Increase in number of Special Constable applications for processing.
Vetting and security clearance.Uniform and equipment.Shared classroom space.Mileage allowance (duty).
Opportunity Costs
Break Out Session
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