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Intelligence unit supervisor – a day in the life

Leading a team of intelligence officers to gather, develop and disseminate intelligence in support of local and national crime investigations

Senior intelligence analyst – a day in the life

Managing an analytical team or a specific area of business within the analytical function

Intelligence support officer – a day in the life

Providing information and data management and broad administrative support as part of an intelligence unit

Intelligence officer – a day in the life

Managing dissemination of gathered intelligence to support reactive, proactive and/or crimes in action and providing advice on appropriate tactical options to support policing priorities

Researcher in intelligence – a day in the life

Using a wide variety of sources to assess and evaluate information – they can then advise on the creation of intelligence products used to support decision-making at a strategic, tactical and/or operational level

Intelligence analyst – a day in the life

Providing expertise through the development and use of analytical products to help make decisions at a strategic, tactical and operational level

Detective Sergeant Sarah Copeland's career story

From banking to a hugely varied career in policing

Inspector Barry Gosling on working in neighbourhood policing

'The results we achieve can be far-reaching and significant for the whole community, making a real difference to people’s lives'

PC Fiona White's career in roads policing

'I always knew I wanted to drive the instant response vehicle'

Changing roles – from PCSO to police constable

Handover notes: How the skills I gained as a police community support officer equipped me in my current duty

How we help you to pursue a specialist role in policing

CPD in focus: The College provides learning resources for officers and staff to support their continuing professional development

21 November 2020

Supporting your career development – up or across

CPD in focus: How the College can help you to progress in policing

20 November 2020

Using intelligence skills to target criminals ethically and proportionately

A role where it's important to keep on top of your continuing professional development and learn from research and analysis colleagues

5 November 2020

Candidates share their thoughts on our first online exam in policing

Five officers tell us about sitting the National Investigators’ Exam and provide top tips to help future candidates

How sport helps a neighbourhood police officer connect with his local community

A people-focused and problem-solving role where you face a wide range of issues and are able to really make a difference

Officers sit first national online exam in policing

National Investigators' Exam moved online in response to COVID-19 pandemic with officers from 46 forces in England and Wales taking test

9 September 2020

How an investigative detective helps keep people safe

A critical analysis role in the anti-stalking unit where the work is challenging, diverse and follows a case from start to finish

2 September 2020

How an accountant's skills helped her move into intelligence policing

An evidence-analysis role that supports policing's ability to take action and defend decision-making

Serving local communities as a neighbourhood police officer

Being on the beat involves patience, intelligence gathering and early intervention to help prevent crime

How an armed response officer achieved her dream job

Leadership, resilience and determination – 'if someone tells me you can’t do something, then I’ll show you I can do it'

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