Celebrating success: the latest DDHEP Graduates 🎓 We are excited to share that the latest cohort from our Consortium’s member, the University of Cumbria on the Detective Degree Holder Entry Programme (#DDHEP) with Surrey Police has successfully completed their studies! 🎉 These dedicated students are now set to earn the prestigious Level 6 Diploma in Professional Policing Practice. 🏅 The DDHEP is a challenging two-year, work-based course designed to provide specialist training for future #detectives. It combines classroom learning, academic research, and hands-on experience, focusing on developing advanced #investigative skills. 🕵️♂️📚 This comprehensive training ensures that our student detectives master critical thinking and analytical abilities, equipping them to handle serious and complex crimes and deliver exceptional service to victims/survivors and communities. This exceptional group has shown remarkable resilience, growth, and dedication to their professional development throughout the course 📝. They have demonstrated a level of competence and capability that assures us they are well-prepared to meet the demands of their new roles as detectives. We also extend our heartfelt #congratulations to the dedicated teachers and staff who have played an important role in guiding and mentoring these students. 👏 It has been an honour for members of the Police Education Consortium to contribute to policing education in partnership with the Surrey Police training team. We are confident that these graduates 👮♀️, supported by such outstanding educators, are ready to excel in their future careers and make meaningful contributions to the field of #policing. We wish them every success as they continue to #serve the public with excellence and distinction. Congratulations to all our new graduates and the dedicated educators who have guided them! We look forward to seeing the great impact you will make in your communities! Thank you for your continued support and for following us on LinkedIn! 🙌 The Police Education Consortium team Image credit: Surrey Police LinkedIn (the photo does not depict the graduates but is used as an illustration) #PoliceEducationConsortium #PoliceEducation #Policing #Criminology #LawEnforcement #Graduation #Apprenticeships
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The apprenticeship model has the potential to interrupt the cycle of recidivism for young people who have been involved in the criminal justice system by offering supportive services, education, income, and alternative routes to success. Read more from Shruti Nayak and Leslee Haisma on Urban Institute Wire
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Apprenticeships in Prison = Skills for Life & Lower Reoffending!✅ Did you know apprenticeships for prisoners equip individuals with valuable skills & experience, reducing reoffending rates? #NAW2024 This is only the second time prisoners have been included in National Apprenticeship Week, yet apprenticeships open up: 1) Job-ready skills: Carpentry, construction, IT...the list goes on! 📚 2) Real-world experience: Learn by doing alongside professionals. 🌍 3) Financial stability: Gain financial independence to rebuild lives. ⚖️ 4) Positive connections: Mentorship & support provide a solid foundation. 🤝 The result? Empowered individuals and brighter futures. All the more reason to hire talent with diverse perspectives & dedication! Hear more from James Tweed, CEO of Coracle: https://lnkd.in/eDTTBMUC FE News #UnlockGrads #SecondChances #Rehabilitation #SkillsForLife #Apprenticeships
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#apprenticeship provides the structured #onthejobtraining many people need to develop the skills needed for a successful career. We live in a time where we have nearly instant gratification, but this doesn't work when choosing a #careerpath. A registered apprenticeship allows un-skilled or under-skilled people to truly learn an occupation. #apprenticeshipworks #skillsdevelopment #talentdevelopment #talentpipeline
Check out how apprenticeship can help reduce recidivism among young people: https://lnkd.in/eyxVutA5 In this insightful blog, my colleagues Shruti Nayak and Leslee Haisma at Urban Institute explore how apprenticeship effectively addresses many of the barriers faced by young people who have been incarcerated. We need to build connections like these, between apprenticeship and populations that are so often sidelined from economic opportunity, in order for apprenticeship to maximize its impact and build equity into our labor market.
Could Apprenticeships Reduce Recidivism among Young People?
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Attention all job seekers and community leaders! #Re-entry is a topic that needs to be broadcast loud and clear across the country. As someone who was considering reposting, I couldn't help but stop and leave a comment on this important issue. I am proud to share that #LiUNA Buffalo, NY Laborers Local 210 is leading the way in preparing for the significant demand for Construction Craft Laborers in Western NY. Through partnerships with CEO Inc. and Buffalo Construction Trade Council, they have created a pathway for re-entry individuals to learn a valuable trade while earning a living wage with benefits. This not only creates jobs without subsidies, but also fills a crucial gap in the labor market. We often hear about labor shortages, but it's time for people and organizations to open their eyes and look to their own communities for solutions. I have personally witnessed over 30 individuals become part of the Building Construction Trades Council and #LiUNA Local 210, all of whom returned home to a brighter future. Let's support initiatives like this and empower those looking for a second chance to build a successful career. Together, we can make a positive impact on our communities and the workforce. #Re-entryLaborPool #LiUNA210 #BuffaloConstructionTradesCouncil #jobopportunities #communityimpact
Check out how apprenticeship can help reduce recidivism among young people: https://lnkd.in/eyxVutA5 In this insightful blog, my colleagues Shruti Nayak and Leslee Haisma at Urban Institute explore how apprenticeship effectively addresses many of the barriers faced by young people who have been incarcerated. We need to build connections like these, between apprenticeship and populations that are so often sidelined from economic opportunity, in order for apprenticeship to maximize its impact and build equity into our labor market.
Could Apprenticeships Reduce Recidivism among Young People?
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Latest from FE News: How apprenticeships are offering prisoners a new start: National Apprenticeship Week takes place this week (5-11th February) and it is only the second time prisoners have been included. Entrepreneur James Tweed urges all… How apprenticeships are offering prisoners a new start was published on FE News by Full Story Media #Education #Skillsandapprenticeships Read more here:
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Check out how apprenticeship can help reduce recidivism among young people: https://lnkd.in/eyxVutA5 In this insightful blog, my colleagues Shruti Nayak and Leslee Haisma at Urban Institute explore how apprenticeship effectively addresses many of the barriers faced by young people who have been incarcerated. We need to build connections like these, between apprenticeship and populations that are so often sidelined from economic opportunity, in order for apprenticeship to maximize its impact and build equity into our labor market.
Could Apprenticeships Reduce Recidivism among Young People?
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Happy Youth Apprenticeship week! I wanted to start out the week by highlighting a wonderful brief by the Urban Institute showcasing that apprenticeship can be a successful model of reducing recidivism. "The benefits of apprenticeship extend beyond youth. By interrupting the flow of young people into detention centers, apprenticeship can provide relief to the overutilized facilities and invest in the economy by reinvesting the $214,620 it costs annually to detain one young person into workforce initiatives." https://lnkd.in/gRmJUXwX
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Director of Policy and Deputy Chief Executive at the Association of Employment and Learning Providers (AELP) - Skills Champion & Further Education Advocate #AskAshworth - also found on X: @SimonAshworth
A really important story here of how training providers can get caught out through no direct fault of their own - impacting PPED, QAR etc. Firstly an example of where an employer arbitrarily mandates all staff to undertake an apprenticeship. Starts appear attractive, but are the apprentices motivated, will they engage and/or are they bothered in completing? Not all starts are good starts for a provider. Secondly, out of the 689 apprenticeship standards approved for delivery do they all really in reality fit with the requirements of an apprenticeship? Take the prison service - in a sector that is incredibly stretched, is it likely that a custody and detention officer will be released by their employer for their OTJT entitlement? Just because it's an approved standard it doesn't mean it's a good thing. Not all job roles and training need to be or should be an apprenticeship either. Buyer beware. https://lnkd.in/eRPR8MtV
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Apprenticeships provide and earn, while you learn approach toward self-sufficiency and a career. When people find their learning environment, amazing talents and a sense of pride and accomplishment(s) begin to display. #EveryoneHasSomethingToOffer #CreateTheOpportunity #Apprenticeships
Happy Youth Apprenticeship week! I wanted to start out the week by highlighting a wonderful brief by the Urban Institute showcasing that apprenticeship can be a successful model of reducing recidivism. "The benefits of apprenticeship extend beyond youth. By interrupting the flow of young people into detention centers, apprenticeship can provide relief to the overutilized facilities and invest in the economy by reinvesting the $214,620 it costs annually to detain one young person into workforce initiatives." https://lnkd.in/gRmJUXwX
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‼️ ADVANCED TRAINING COURSE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JURISDICTION AND CHILDREN AFFECTED BY ARMED CONFLICT ‼️ #UNETCHAC proudly presents the third edition of its original online Advanced Training Course on International Criminal Jurisdictions and Children affected by armed conflict. Launched three years ago, this course has garnered acclaim for its innovative approach and impactful curriculum. Distinguished international experts, professors, magistrates, and functionaries of the international justice system will actively participate, enriching the discourse with their vast experience and insights. Their involvement underscores the course's commitment to excellence and relevance in addressing contemporary challenges. In recognition of academic merit and dedication, two scholarships will be awarded to the best students. Additionally, an internship opportunity at UNETCHAC and participation in a forthcoming publication await the recipients who distinguished during the course, further nurturing their scholarly endeavors. Building upon the achievements of previous editions, the Advanced Course has been revamped into an intensive two-week training program. Delving into the multifaceted dimensions of children in armed conflict, the curriculum encompasses legal, sociological, and psychological perspectives. Special emphasis will be placed on understanding crimes perpetrated against children, including sexual and gender-based offenses, and assessing their profound impact on young lives. 📝 The classes will blend theoretical insights with practical applications, fostering a holistic understanding of the subject matter. With participation from lecturers spanning diverse fields of expertise, the course promises a dynamic and enriching learning environment. 📆 Mark your calendars for June 10th to 21st, 2024, as the Advanced Course unfolds online. ℹ️ Detailed program information will be available on UNETCHAC’s platform in the coming weeks, inviting scholars and practitioners alike to engage in this vital discourse 👉 https://lnkd.in/e6633j8u We are waiting for you! 🫵 Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale Rappresentanza Permanente d'Italia presso l'Unione europea International Criminal Court Unione delle Camere Penali Italiane OSCE United Nations United Nations Office at Geneva
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