PND train the trainer

Deliver Police National Database (PND) basic search user and PND advanced search user training locally within your own organisation.

Aims

This course enables individuals to:

prepare for the delivery of PND basic search user and advanced search user training within their own organisation
access and use the PND training environment
identify any local content that needs to be included within the local delivery of the PND basic search user and advanced search user training

This course covers how to:

Qualification eligibility	RV or NPPV2 vetting.
Prerequisites	It is essential that learners are conversant with: the Data Protection Act 2018 the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 the Human Rights Act 1998 the Computer Misuse Act 1990 the Copyright Designs and Patents Act 1988 their responsibilities in relation to the Government protective marking scheme (GPMS) and the Government security classifications (GSC) their responsibilities in relation to CPIA disclosure their responsibilities in relation to MoPI their responsibilities in relation to 5x5x5 grading and the latest national intelligence grading (4x3x2) their responsibilities regarding equality and diversity in relation to the delivery of training It is advisable that learners: hold (or are working towards) a nationally recognised external training qualification (ie, City & Guilds certificate in education and training – level 3 or equivalent) or an international training certificate have successfully completed the national decision model (NDM) prior to starting this course (available on College Learn)
Practitioner group	Individuals with a nationally recognised trainer qualification at level 3 or above, who will be responsible to deliver PND search user training locally.
Duration	Four days.
Accreditation	No
Course contact	Booking deliveryadmin@college.police.uk

Additional information

This is a specialist course which can only be run by the College.
At the end of the course, learners will be required to complete all PND final course assessments. The minimum pass mark for each assessment is 80%.
This course does not cover how to be a trainer or general principles of adult learning, methodologies and practices. It is anticipated that all learners will hold a nationally recognised trainer qualification and be competent in these areas.
Learners will be provided with the relevant national training materials for the PND basic search user and PND advanced search user courses to deliver this training within their own organisation. Time will be made available during the course to localise these materials.
In order to be able to deliver PND search user training locally, your organisation requires a College of Policing licence that includes the PND licence schedule. This has been arranged with most Home Office forces, but if you work for a different organisation, please check that you hold the relevant licence. If not, contact the ICT training team to set this up.

Scheduled PND train the trainer courses run periodically at the College’s Ryton site.