Analyst Foundation Module

Who Should Attend?


This module is aimed at newly recruited analysts engaged in analytical support to law enforcement.

Course / Module entry requirements


Researchers, Senior / Higher Analysts may also find the module informative or useful for career progression.

Students should have completed an induction to their workplace and an Intelligence Foundation Module.

No. of courses being run


Full Year 2011/12: 1

Please contact us to register your interest in attending this course

 

Dates and Venues

Course / Module duration

10 days

Methods of delivery

The course utilises a variety of teaching methods including scenarios, presentations, course handouts, evaluated exercises and breakout sessions.

Assessment process / accreditation details

The course is not formally assessed.

Additional Information

Price current until 31st March 2012

ALL COURSE DATES AFTER 31ST MARCH 2012 WILL BE SUBJECT TO A PRICE INCREASE

For bookings and enquiries, please contact

Tel: 01480 401986
Email: 
enquiries_intellskills@npia.pnn.police.uk

Cost to HO Forces

£2661 Residential

£1806 Non-Residential

Cost to non HO Forces

£2661 Residential


£1806 Non-Residential

Overview


The module is an introduction to the theory and practice of analysis in law enforcement.

Aims


To enable the student to provide analytical support to law enforcement activity with the aim of preventing, reducing and detecting crime - using standard, nationally defined analytical processes, tools and techniques.

Objectives


On completion of the module students will be able to:

  • Explain the key roles and responsibilities of Law Enforcement Analysts.
  • Use effective communication skills to negotiate a Terms of Reference for an Intelligence Analysis Product.
  • Collect and evaluate the information required to produce a defined analytical product.
  • Explain the 10 analytical techniques used by analysts working in UK Law Enforcement. 
  • Develop inferences from collated information, identify intelligence gaps and make appropriate recommendations.
  • Identify the key components and content of a written intelligence analysis product.
  • Disseminate the findings from the intelligence analysis to an identified customer.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of their analysis against the Terms of Reference.
  • Identify the practical implications that legislation and guidance has on the work of analysts.
  • Contribute to meetings and develop effective working relationships.