Free Level 3 Policing Course in Worksop. Classes run full-time at North Notts College, one day a week over one year. This policing qualification covers the knowledge and skills needed to work in policing and law enforcement roles. You'll study topics such as crime, law, and how policing operates in the UK. The course suits those looking to enter the sector or develop their understanding of it.
Who this course is for
The course is designed for entrants to roles in which they want to develop their skills, progression and/or career opportunities in this field or area. Please see the RNN Group course website for further information and advice
What you will learn
You'll explore the principles and practice of policing in the UK.
You'll study criminal law and how it applies to police work.
You'll learn how to gather and handle evidence correctly.
You'll develop your understanding of crime prevention and community policing.
You'll examine the role of the police in safeguarding vulnerable people.
You'll build knowledge of police powers, stop and search, and arrest procedures.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at North Notts College. Assessment is through a combination of written assignments, case studies, and portfolio evidence. Your tutor will guide you through each unit and support you to meet the requirements of the NCFE Diploma in Policing.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. North Notts College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Police constable. Entry-level officer role with a force.
Police community support officer (PCSO). Visible community-facing policing role.
Detention officer. Working in custody suites supporting police operations.
Investigator support officer. Assisting detectives and investigation teams.
Security officer. Roles in private and public sector security.
Border Force officer. Protecting the UK border at ports and airports.
What you could study next
Level 4 or Level 5 Diploma in Policing. Deepens your professional knowledge if you're already working in the sector.
Police Initial Qualification (PCDA or DHEP). The degree-level entry route to become a warranted police constable with a force.
Level 3 or Level 4 qualification in Criminology or Criminal Justice. Broadens your understanding of crime and the justice system, and supports university applications.
