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Advertorial: Why an academic degree is a good foundation for a career in policing

Leading public sector training provider Premier Partnership has teamed up with some of the UK's top universities to create the Police Degree Apprenticeship Consortium.

Date - 26th July 2018
By - Premier Partnership

There is no substitute for practical ‘on the job’ training when it comes to becoming a police officer. But is there also a case for a more academic approach? The new Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship, funded by the Apprenticeship...

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Advertorial: Making apprenticeships fit for policing

Leading public sector training provider Premier Partnership has teamed up with some of the UK's top universities to create the Police Degree Apprenticeship Consortium.

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