DETECTIVES’ WEBINAR
DETECTIVES’ WEBINAR UNDERSCORES ENTHUSIASM FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
SUCCESS OF
One of this year’s most successful PFEW events, the webinar attracted more than 1,000 registrations exhibiting widespread interest and support for enhancing professional standards of detectives in the country
The Detectives: Masters in Investigation Webinar, spearheaded by the Police Federation National Detectives’ Forum (PFNDF), was held on March 26 in collaboration with Staffordshire University and sponsored by Serve and Protect Credit Union. It marked a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to enhance detective training and recognition within policing and beyond.
With approximately
1,000 registrations, the event saw a robust turnout, underscoring the widespread interest and support for initiatives aimed at elevating the professional standards of detectives across England and Wales.
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Opening the session Ms Warnes outlined the objectives driving PFNDF’s collaboration with Staffordshire University, the Institute of Policing (IoP), and Serve and Protect Credit
The webinar was led by Melanie Warnes, national detectives lead for the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) and PFNDF secretary.
Union. These objectives, rooted in the pursuit of recognition and support for detectives, show collective commitment to developing a culture of continued professional
“By addressing contemporary challenges such as media scrutiny, organisational complexity, and technological advancements, the MSc Investigation Practice programme seeks to equip detectives with the requisite skills and knowledge to navigate the complexities of 21st century law enforcement.”
development within the investigators’ community.
The focal point of the webinar was the MSc Investigation Practice degree programme offered by Staffordshire University in association with the IoP. James Holyoak, senior lecturer
in policing and leadership at Staffordshire University, provided a comprehensive overview of the programme, emphasising its alignment with the evolving needs of modern policing.
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