Education

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  University of plymouth

  2015 - 2017

  Foundation degree criminal justice/police science merit

  This course gave me credible graduate level , specialised skills and knowledge needed to prepare for entry in to the Police Service or the wider Criminal Justice / emergency sector . The programme also provided me with an academic understanding and practical experience of the nature of policing in the UK . Whilst offering an in-depth analysis of the conflicts of a modern day society in a policing environment .This programme also consisted of a mixture of theory and practical work-related… Show more This course gave me credible graduate level , specialised skills and knowledge needed to prepare for entry in to the Police Service or the wider Criminal Justice / emergency sector . The programme also provided me with an academic understanding and practical experience of the nature of policing in the UK . Whilst offering an in-depth analysis of the conflicts of a modern day society in a policing environment .This programme also consisted of a mixture of theory and practical work-related modules. These include Criminology, Police Law , Police Policy & Society, Psychology and Crime Scene Management & Forensic Evidence. Show less

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  University of plymouth

  2017 - 2018

  Bachelor of science - bs crisis/emergency/disaster management 2:1

  This 1 year top up programme is unique and very distinctive in offering high level training in interoperability. In 2012 the Government formed the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Programme (JESIP) to address the recommendations and findings from a number of major incident reports, which stressed the need for all the services involved in planning for and in responding to emergencies, to co-operate in a more effective manner.The programme content looked at the current challenges… Show more This 1 year top up programme is unique and very distinctive in offering high level training in interoperability. In 2012 the Government formed the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Programme (JESIP) to address the recommendations and findings from a number of major incident reports, which stressed the need for all the services involved in planning for and in responding to emergencies, to co-operate in a more effective manner.The programme content looked at the current challenges faced by the emergency services and sector in moving towards more cohesive and interoperable methods of working in an uncertain world. This included the issues around modern day terrorism, the requirements for organisational change within the emergency sector to meet these demands and to ensure greater effectiveness in joint working. People and workforce management issues are also included in the programme content where relevant models and theories are examined and appraised. Show less