delivered under the old ‘Frameworks’ scheme, will see the last learners under this system complete by summer 2023. The Level 4 Non-Home Office Police Officer Apprenticeship for Royal Military Police personnel, and the Level 3 Advanced Custody and Detention Professional Apprenticeship for the Military Provost Staff are both new apprenticeships, and the first learners to achieve certification and be assessed will be Military Provost Staff in December 2022, with the first Royal Military Police following in June 2023.
Military Provost Staff
In addition to providing excellent custodial care, the Military Provost Staff has been instrumental in the creation and delivery of the Personnel Reform Intervention to Enhance Military Effectiveness (PRIME) initiative. This is an early intervention programme to address a soldier’s poor behaviour before it potentially escalates into offending. This has significant interest at the highest levels as it addresses poor behaviour and has a positive impact on retention. It also continues to raise the profile and exemplary work conducted by the Military Provost Staff Regiment.
Provost Day 22
In addition to the celebrating Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee and commemorating The Queen’s passing, 2022 marked a significant milestone in the history of Provost. 75 years ago, the then Corps of Military Police was granted the Royal Prefix by King George VI in recognition of its service during the Second World War. It was also the 30th Anniversary of the Adjutant General’s Corps, the 25th Anniversary of the Military Provost Guard Service, and the Military Provost Staff opened its’ Heritage Centre. All of these historic occasions were celebrated in July at Provost Day 22 in Southwick Park, where serving and veteran members, and their families, came together to celebrate and enjoy a truly memorable, once in a generation event.
The Provost Marshal (Army) with members of the Military Provost Guard Service during the 25th Anniversary commemoration events at Worthy Down.
Military Provost Guard Service I was hugely privileged to attend a reception at Worthy Down on 1 April 2022 to mark the 25th Anniversary of the Military Provost Guard Service. The reception was a fitting way to recognize the contribution of all our Military Provost Guard Service personnel and it was a great honor to be able to mark this momentous milestone with some of the original 118 members who remain in Service today. They have also commissioned a memorial stone which will be placed in the Defence School of Policing and Guarding Memorial Garden.
Endnote As you all know, we are living in a time of great fiscal challenge and international instability. As we enter a period of restructuring under the Army’s Integrated Review and Future Soldier projects, our people have, and continue to, face up to the challenges time and again, fully displaying the very best professional ability within some of the most challenging circumstances of recent years, for which I am hugely thankful. I look forward to the next year with anticipation knowing that we will continue to deliver against our objectives with determination, professionalism, and pride.
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