Providing you with the knowledge and skills to deliver effective face-to-face and online training in a policing environment.
This programme is for people who deliver training in their role and must meet College of Policing standards for learning, delivery and assessment.
The programme consists of:
- three core modules delivered on our College sites
- two optional modules – one for those delivering online and one for those in an assessment role
Choosing your modules
Combinations of the modules will allow you to meet different College standards for learning, delivery and assessment. You should attend the modules that best meet your needs.
To meet the College standards for learning, delivery and assessment for:
- trainers – you should complete modules one, two and three
- trainers and online facilitators – you should complete all four modules
- presenters – you should complete module one
- online presenters – you should complete modules one and four
Online facilitators who already meet the College standards for learning, delivery and assessment for trainers or presenters should complete module four.
Module one – training knowledge essentials
Learn what you need to know to deliver engaging and impactful police learning and development.
Module two – training skills essentials
Develop practical training tools and techniques to motivate and inspire your learners.
Module three – training practice essentials
Learn how to design and deliver interactive learning and development sessions.
Module four – online facilitation essentials
Develop your facilitation skills in an online environment, so you can deliver engaging and effective online learning.
Module five – assessment essentials
| Practitioner group |
Those in policing roles who are required to meet one or more of the College standards for learning, delivery and assessment. These include:
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| Duration |
Core modules are run over four and a half days. Online facilitation essentials (optional) is run over four days. |
| Accreditation |
No
Accreditation notes:
While this course provides the required knowledge for a Level 4 teaching qualification, the College cannot accredit this for external candidates. You may be eligible for accreditation through recognition for prior learning (RPL) with an awarding body if the qualification is available in your local area. |
| Cost |
Core customers:
Non-Core 1 (previously Core):
Non-Core 2 (Non-Home Office Forces):
For more information on costing please email DeliveryAdmin@college.police.uk |
| Course contact |
Kimberly Jackson, Trainer Development and Standards Manager
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| Additional documents |
Course timetable
January 2026
- Module one – Monday 12 to Friday 16 January (Ryton on Dunsmore)
- Module two – Monday 26 to Friday 30 January (Ryton on Dunsmore)
February 2026
- Module three – Monday 9 to Friday 13 February (Ryton on Dunsmore)
- Module five – Monday 9 to Friday 11 February (Harperley Hall)
March 2026
- Module five – Monday 9 to Wednesday 11 March (Online)
April 2026
- Module one – Monday 13 to Friday 17 April (Harperley Hall)
- Module two – Monday 27 April to Friday 1 May (Harperley Hall)
May 2026
- Module three – Monday 11 to Friday 15 May (Harperley Hall)
June 2026
- Module five – Tuesday 9 to Thursday 11 June (Harperley Hall)
July 2026
- Module five – Tuesday 21 to Thursday 23 July (Online)
September 2026
- Module one – Monday 21 to Friday 25 September (Ryton on Dunsmore)
October 2026
- Module two – Monday 5 to Friday 9 October (Ryton on Dunsmore)
- Module three – Monday 19 to Friday 23 October (Ryton on Dunsmore)
November 2026
- Module five – Tuesday 10 to Thursday 12 November (Ryton on Dunsmore)
February 2027
- Module five – Tuesday 16 to Thursday 18 February (Online)
More information
Module four dates are yet to be announced for 2026 and 2027. For further information on course or module prices, contact DeliveryAdmin@college.police.uk.