3.16 Implementing the transformation of police learning and development
November 2017 - September 2019
The major changes occurring in policing to meet Policing Vision 2025 include the recognition of the value in enhancing and changing police forces’ approaches to training, learning and development.
This is an important strategic undertaking so the project has been designed as action research – aiming to both understand but also work collaboratively with forces and national agencies to improve the training, learning and development function in police services, both strategically and operationally.
Background
The funding and drive behind the project
Objectives
Find out what the goals are and how we are fulfilling them
Outputs
The direction of travel and current published project outputs.
Project team
Introducing the team from the Open University Centre and their MOPAC collaborators
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News
CPRL CPD programme sets new benchmark for investigative excellence
The States of Jersey Police recently completed a transformative Continued Professional Development (CPD) programme that is setting a new benchmark in investigative excellence and fostering increased public confidence in law enforcement.
Designed and delivered by Ian McNeill, Senior Lecturer in CPD Development in Policing at the Centre for Policing Research and Learning (CPRL) at the Open University, the programme was developed in collaboration with the Operation Soteria Joint Unit and academics from across all six pillars of the Operation Soteria national programme.
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