Foundation Degree - Criminal Justice / Police Studies
-
I was skeptical at first, as the learning success would proceed in a language school. My expectations were more than fulfilled. The alternative learning methods associated with a lot of fun and success in the classroom have me convinced. I have re-learned basic basics and my English could be significantly improved. The teachers were corrected more than helpful and often have additional work. The social activities during the weekend or during the week were appealing to all age groups. I am even mid-30s and the majority of the students was the early to mid 20, but this combination has never bothered me. On the contrary - this mix was great.
Kaplan, one day we will see eachother again :-)
← | →
-
As a professional I wanted to combine vacation with learning and took place at Kaplan International the optimal offer, as school bench press makes really fun! The teachers go to the individual character of the students one promote group work and I felt the pace as appropriate. However, I would find appropriate for the K + the student should still be accessible to Internet Platform over the course period.
← | →
-
Kaplan is probably the best school in LA to learn English. The teachers are enthusiastic and motivated and do their best to offer a incredibly good teaching.
← | →
Foundation degree
Distance
Description
-
Type
Foundation degree
-
Methodology
Distance Learning
Our degree courses provide students with an academic understanding of policing and also serves as an introduction to a career with the police. The programme emphasises the diversity of the police role by drawing upon a variety of contexts in which policing is discussed and analysed. Suitable for: Are courses are specifically designed for part or full time working adults. All our courses are part time enabling our students to earn an income and gain real world experience as they study for their qualification.
About this course
All entrants, whatever their age or extent of work experience, do need to have GCSE grade C or above, or its equivalent, in English and Mathematics. If English is not your first language, IELTS (Academic) 6.0 or equivalent is required. In addition to the above you must have, as a minimum, one of the following: -one full A Level -an Advanced GNVQ, NVQ or other similar vocational qualification -an Advanced Modern Apprenticeship that includes vocational qualifications similar to the above
Reviews
-
I was skeptical at first, as the learning success would proceed in a language school. My expectations were more than fulfilled. The alternative learning methods associated with a lot of fun and success in the classroom have me convinced. I have re-learned basic basics and my English could be significantly improved. The teachers were corrected more than helpful and often have additional work. The social activities during the weekend or during the week were appealing to all age groups. I am even mid-30s and the majority of the students was the early to mid 20, but this combination has never bothered me. On the contrary - this mix was great.
Kaplan, one day we will see eachother again :-)
← | →
-
As a professional I wanted to combine vacation with learning and took place at Kaplan International the optimal offer, as school bench press makes really fun! The teachers go to the individual character of the students one promote group work and I felt the pace as appropriate. However, I would find appropriate for the K + the student should still be accessible to Internet Platform over the course period.
← | →
-
Kaplan is probably the best school in LA to learn English. The teachers are enthusiastic and motivated and do their best to offer a incredibly good teaching.
← | →
Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
Denise
Marcel
Sarah
Marie
Leonie Bartelt
Course programme
The police service plays a central role in maintaining order, keeping the peace through the enforcement of the law, as well as working with the community to directly tackle and reduce the fear of crime. Our Foundation Degree in Police Studies is an employment-related higher qualification targeted at either active serving police officers or those seeking to establish a career in the police service.
Our degree courses provide students with an academic understanding of policing and also serves as an introduction to a career with the police. The programme emphasises the diversity of the police role by drawing upon a variety of contexts in which policing is discussed and analysed.
Level 5 modules in Police Studies include:
* Criminology
* Criminal Investigation
* Theory and Practice of Multi Agency Partnerships
* Youth Crime & Justice
Our degree courses provide students with an academic understanding of policing and also serve as an introduction to a career with the police. The programme emphasises the diversity of the police role by drawing upon a variety of contexts in which policing is discussed and analysis.
Entry Requirements
Successful applicants to the programme will have a combination of academic qualifications, experience and motivation and show the potential to complete their chosen course successfully.
All entrants need to have GCSE grade C or above, or its equivalent, in English and Mathematics. If English is not the students´ first language, IELTS (Academic) 6.0 or equivalent is required.
Successful applicants will need to demonstrate:
1. If English is not the students´ first language, they have passed IELTS (Academic) 6.0 or equivalent
2. They have the resources and time available to study online
3. They understand the programme, the advantages and the challenges of online learning
4. They are employed in an environment where they can benefit from work based learning
5. They hold either the minimum academic qualifications or can demonstrate appropriate work experience and ability as detailed below.
Academic
Successful applicants will need to have passed one of the following:
- one full 'A' level
- an Advanced GNVQ, NVQ or other level 3 vocational qualification
- an Advanced Modern Apprenticeship which includes level 3 qualifications
Students that do not meet the minimum academic standards
Successful applicants will need to demonstrate that:
- They are currently working in an environment, and have done so for more than one year, where a significant element of the work is in areas identified in the modules of the Foundation Degree
- The lack of prior qualifications is not a fair reflection of aptitude for Higher Education. This may take the form of extenuating circumstances during the most recent period of formal education
- The application form, employment history and interview demonstrate an appropriate level of literacy
- They meet the AP(E)L requirements
We may require students to complete additional basic literacy tests prior to acceptance on the programme.
Foundation Degree - Criminal Justice / Police Studies