Public Services HNC

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Call our clearing hotline 01756 693 381 or visit our clearing page for more information.

{if "<p>This course is designed for people aspiring to careers in public services with a particular"} What stands out about this course?

This course is designed for people aspiring to careers in public services with a particular emphasis on the understanding, detection and prevention of crime. The course will provide you with the broader knowledge, understanding and skills required for success in both front line and management roles in the public sector.
The HNC in Public Services will introduce you to criminological theories used to explain and provide solutions for the social problems with which public services deal. You will become familiar with models of crime management and critically examine current public service policies.
You will connect classroom learning with real life situations in public service provision.
The course will help you to identify, acquire and develop transferable skills and knowledge which will prepare you for applying for jobs in both the public services and beyond.

{if "<p>Units may include:</p><ul> <li>Core units</li> <li>Small "} What will I study?

Units may include:

• Core units
• Small Scale Research Projects in Public Services
• Organisations and Behaviour
• Fair Treatment in Public Services
• Government, Decision-making and the Public Services
• Research Project
• Personal and Professional Development

A range of specialist criminology related units will be offered, including

• Psychology of human and criminal behaviour
• Justice and punishment
• Crime reduction and community safety
• Custodial care in England and wales
• Aspects of criminal law for public services
• Substance misuse, culture and crime
• Criminological theory relating to crimes of violence

How is the course taught? {if "<ul> <li>HND Public Services (at Craven College subject to Student Numbers)</li>"} Where will it take me?

• HND Public Services (at Craven College subject to Student Numbers)
• Careers in the Public Services: Police Officer, Prison Officer, PCSO, Probation Officer

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