Knowledge Of Policing Certificate in

The curriculum is structured into 10 individual units, satisfying parts of the Initial Police Learning and Development Programme, mandated by the College of Policing. At level 3 of the Qualifications and Credit Framework, learners will acquire an understanding of policing and police law. It covers a wide range of subjects, which include:
Using police powers in a fair and just way
Social and community issues and neighbourhood policing
Responding to incidents and providing initial support to victims and witnesses
Searching premises and searching individuals within a policing context
Participating in planned policing operations
Interviewing witnesses and suspects
Victim support
The criminal justice system
Legislation, policy and guidelines
Including the contact days, you should anticipate committing 240-300 hours to your CKP studies.
Assessment is comprised of a number of basic Q&A-type written assignments and closed-book multiple choice/Q&A-type examinations. Our assessment plan is completely transparent, making it simple for learners to understand how they should demonstrate their new knowledge and understanding.

As a learner you will be skilfully supported by your trainer and the entire experienced team to maximise the opportunity for you to succeed in your studies and our pass rate reflects this.
Our training and assessment team consist of individuals who have provided initial police training for many years, have ‘earned their stripes’ throughout careers as police officers and investigators and lecture on our policing degree awards. All trainers remain current in the field and have been approved by the College of Policing and SFJ Awards.