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1. www.justiceacademy.org.uk › criminal-justiceCriminal Justice | Justice Academy - Train for Justice Sector ...

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   As the UK's most comprehensive practitioner training, this two-year course will enable you to qualify as a Restorative Practitioner and prepare for a fulfilling career, as you work with victims and offenders in this emerging field.

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2. nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk › careers › how-to-joinApplication Guidance for Investigations Roles - National ...

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   All experienced investigations officers will be required to demonstrate competence in the key policing skills of arrest, conflict management, escorting arrested/detained persons and presenting...

3. www.college.police.uk › career-learning › careerInvestigation career pathway | College of Policing

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   DC Dave Thomason on being an investigator

   From banking to detective sergeant

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   Investigators conducting serious and complex (PIP 2) investigations will impartially follow all reasonable lines of enquiry to gather material that will point either towards or away from a suspect. This process may result in the suspect being prosecuted in the courts, out-of-court disposal, community resolution or no further action being taken. In ...

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   The majority of serious and complex investigators will work in a crime investigation department investigating a broad range of criminal offences. However, there are a number of specialisms in this role that investigators could follow. These include: 1. working in a public protection unit investigating child abuse or rape and sexual offences 2. supp...

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   As a serious and complex investigator at PIP 2, you will have already developed your career from that of a police constable or police staff investigator at PIP 1. You now have the opportunity to develop your career further within the investigation world, with many investigators progressing to supervisory or management roles, aspiring to be a senior...

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   The PIP programme provides an incremental development pathway that provides a consistent programme of registration, examination, training, workplace assessment and certification to a national standard at each level. Achievement of PIP is supported by continuous professional development. The NIE (national investigators exam)is a gateway exam to PIP ...

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4. www.cps.gov.uk › careers › legal-traineeApply to become a legal trainee - The Crown Prosecution Service

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   Join the Crown Prosecution Service as a legal trainee and have a future that matters. Applications open in January 2025. Trainee solicitor - Apply soon. Pupil barrister - Apply soon.

5. nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk › careers › ncarolesNCA Investigator - National Crime Agency

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   As an NCA Investigator you’ll be on the front-line of the fight against serious and organised crime, disrupting and bringing to justice those offenders who present the highest risk to the UK. NCA...

6. nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk › careers › ncarolesNCA Investigator - Knowledge, skills and experience

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   Good understanding of UK legislation affecting Agency activity. Broad appreciation of organised criminality, nationally and internationally. An understanding of law enforcement, prevention...

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   What skills do you need to work at the National Crime Agency?

   • Research skills. Risk management/problem solving skills. Experience of analysing information from a wide range of sources. Proven experience of working to tight deadlines within a dynamic environment. The National Crime Agency leads the UK's fight to cut serious and organised crime.

   NCA Investigator - Knowledge, skills and experience

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   Why should you join the National Crime Agency?

   • We're committed to professional development and flexible career pathways so there may be opportunities for serving officers to move into new areas of work, with all the training, support and guidance to be a success in the role. The National Crime Agency leads the UK's fight to cut serious and organised crime.

   NCA Investigator | National Crime Agency

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   How do I become a police officer?

   • We also provide information on the professional training, qualifications and standards you'll need to achieve to become a police officer. The recruitment of officers and police staff is usually done directly by forces themselves. After you've applied to join as a police constable, you need to complete a sift and the online assessment process.

   Joining the police - College of Policing

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   What can the College of policing do for You?

   • The College of Policing can help with information to make decisions about the best way you could get involved. We also provide information on the professional training, qualifications and standards you'll need to achieve to become a police officer. The recruitment of officers and police staff is usually done directly by forces themselves.

   Joining the police - College of Policing

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   How long does it take to become a NCA officer?

   • Upon joining the NCA these officers will be expected to attend the Investigative Supervisor/Manager Programme (ISMP) training within 12 months and submit a portfolio of evidence for accreditation within the specified timescale alongside any other required exams and development.

   Application Guidance for Investigations Roles - National Crime Agency

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   What skills do I need to be a NCA officer?

   • You must be adept at working with others and be comfortable both giving and receiving direction. We recruit regularly for experienced Investigators. Please see our latest vacancies for further information. Serving NCA officers are also eligible to join the Officer Development Programme (ODP).

   NCA Investigator | National Crime Agency

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8. www.college.police.uk › career-learning › joining-policeJoining the police - College of Policing

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   The College of Policing can help with information to make decisions about the best way you could get involved. We also provide information on the professional training, qualifications and standards you'll need to achieve to become a police officer.