Training and Development Opportunities Available for Superintendents
2021 CPD events
College of Policing Superintendent CPD Events - 2021
The College of Policing is excited to announce the launch of an additional series of webinars in partnership with the Police Superintendents' Association.
The College of Policing is excited to announce the launch of an additional series of webinars in partnership with the Police Superintendents' Association.
These are free of charge and open to all of superintendent rank, and will cover in addition to other themes; diversity and inclusion, lessons from Op Talla, wellbeing & resilience.
Upcoming events:
· 11th January 2022 – 1100-1230 – ‘The Strategic Review of Policing in England & Wales’ – Rick Muir, Police Foundation
· 25th January 2022 – 1100-1230 and 1500-1630 - ‘Public health leadership’ – CC Gavin Stephens
· 8 February 2022 – 1100-1230 - HMIC – ‘The value of independent inspection’ – HMI Andy Cooke
If you are unable to attend, the College plans to record the webinars and upload on to Leadership Learning platform so you can access at a time convenient to you.
The College is delivering a very similar set of CPD webinars for chief officers, this will enable you to discuss your ideas of how learning from the webinars can be implemented.
To book on to any of the above events, visit the Leadership Learning platform: Leadership Learning (college.police.uk)
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Strategic Command Course
Information on how to apply for the Strategic Command Course.
A selection process is used to identify individuals who are capable of being an effective chief officer (or equivalent) and can contribute to and benefit from the Strategic Command Course (SCC).
Information and guidance documents can be found on the College of Policing website here.
Information and guidance documents can be found on the College of Policing website here.
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Superintendents' Toolkit
Online leadership resources
The Superintendents’ Toolkit is part of a range of online leadership resources created by the College of Policing, PSA and partners, to provide easily accessibly information, which officers and staff can access from all force and personal devices, at any time and place.
The toolkit superintendents and chief superintendents in their decision-making process by providing clear guidance on responsibilities, powers and authorities that come with the role. The toolkit also helps newly-promoted or temporarily-promoted superintendents who would like to get a quick understanding of the additional operating powers and procedures.
Workbooks available include ‘stepping up to the superintendent rank’, ‘strategic planning’, leadership and ‘decision making and risk-management’. Officers can also find easy access to up to date legislation and policy documents.
The toolkit was the result of lengthy consultation with the PSA, which was keen to fill the gap in national training provision provided to newly promoted superintendents.
The Superintendents’ Toolkit can be accessed via the College of Policing portal by anyone with a registered account here.
The toolkit superintendents and chief superintendents in their decision-making process by providing clear guidance on responsibilities, powers and authorities that come with the role. The toolkit also helps newly-promoted or temporarily-promoted superintendents who would like to get a quick understanding of the additional operating powers and procedures.
Workbooks available include ‘stepping up to the superintendent rank’, ‘strategic planning’, leadership and ‘decision making and risk-management’. Officers can also find easy access to up to date legislation and policy documents.
The toolkit was the result of lengthy consultation with the PSA, which was keen to fill the gap in national training provision provided to newly promoted superintendents.
The Superintendents’ Toolkit can be accessed via the College of Policing portal by anyone with a registered account here.
Once registered you can download the app onto force or personal device by searching for College Leadership Learning in the app store.
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Peer Support Training
Could you help a colleague?
The PSA has worked with the College of Policing to launch a new training opportunity for members.
The newly developed Peer Support Training equips members with skills to provide help and guidance to members on a range of issues, acting as a critical friend to colleagues needing independent advice.
PSA President Paul Griffiths explains, “The welfare and wellbeing of our members is a core priority for us as an association, and this training provides another means by which we can equip our members with the skills they need to support their peers.
The newly developed Peer Support Training equips members with skills to provide help and guidance to members on a range of issues, acting as a critical friend to colleagues needing independent advice.
PSA President Paul Griffiths explains, “The welfare and wellbeing of our members is a core priority for us as an association, and this training provides another means by which we can equip our members with the skills they need to support their peers.
“As senior leaders, there are times when all of us could benefit from a listening ear or a third party perspective on the issues we face at work. These training courses offer the framework for us to be able to provide that supportive influence.
“Everyone who undertakes the training will be logged on our database, so that members can get in touch with the national office at any time to be connected with a trained peer.
“I’d like to welcome as many members as possible to sign up to this free, engaging opportunity and to give something back to colleagues. In the coming weeks we'll also be encouraging anyone who would benefit from being connected to a peer to get in touch with us.”
The training courses, which have been undertaken and approved by the national officer team and National Executive Committee, are now available for members to attend on the following dates:
“Everyone who undertakes the training will be logged on our database, so that members can get in touch with the national office at any time to be connected with a trained peer.
“I’d like to welcome as many members as possible to sign up to this free, engaging opportunity and to give something back to colleagues. In the coming weeks we'll also be encouraging anyone who would benefit from being connected to a peer to get in touch with us.”
The training courses, which have been undertaken and approved by the national officer team and National Executive Committee, are now available for members to attend on the following dates:
Monday 19th April
Wednesday 21st April
Thursday 27th May
Friday 28th May
Thursday 24th June
Friday 25th June
The course runs from 9am until 3pm. To secure a place, email [email protected]
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Senior leadership development programme (SLDP)
Consider your personal leadership style, emotional intelligence and your ability to influence culture’
This programme is suitable for chief inspectors, superintendents and police staff with equivalent responsibility. It is assumed that delegates are senior leaders with a broad experience of leadership and supervision.
It consists of two modules, four months apart with a work-based task in between.
There is less emphasis on teaching leadership techniques and models and more on developing the individual to become better aware of their natural strengths and their areas for development, to fulfil their potential and lead effectively in a complex and demanding environment.
There is less emphasis on teaching leadership techniques and models and more on developing the individual to become better aware of their natural strengths and their areas for development, to fulfil their potential and lead effectively in a complex and demanding environment.
All delegates are encouraged to develop an action plan to achieve their personal and organisation goals.
More information and booking details are available here.
More information and booking details are available here.
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