The ICS Crime prevention courses
Crime Reduction Basic Overview
Crime Reduction Basic Overview
Crime Reduction Basic Overview
This 1 day course covers:
The need for Crime Prevention
Burglary Reduction
Domestic properties
Public areas, parks and car parks.
Signage and publicity
The work of a CPDA or DOCO’s in planning
The SARA process incorporating the routine activity theory
Tailoring crime prevention needs to your community problems
Most effective for your a
This 1 day course covers:
The need for Crime Prevention
Burglary Reduction
Domestic properties
Public areas, parks and car parks.
Signage and publicity
The work of a CPDA or DOCO’s in planning
The SARA process incorporating the routine activity theory
Tailoring crime prevention needs to your community problems
Most effective for your actions/strategies
Seasonal campaigns
Public events
Management involvement
Community and Partnership buy-in
Counter Terrorism Contingencies
Publications and official bodies
Crime Prevention Introduction
Crime Reduction Basic Overview
Crime Reduction Basic Overview
A 5 day course is part 1 covering the basic training necessary to understand why crime is committed, and how to "problem solve" crime & disorder issues.
Available as a stand-alone accredited award, or can lead to the Institute's EduQual-accredited Diploma in Crime Prevention & Counter Terrorism as Part 1.
Designing-Out Crime
Counter Terrorism & Security
Counter Terrorism & Security
This 5 day course is part 2 covering the development of an all-encompassing community safety professional - understanding the situational and environmental factors that influence crime & disorder, and how to apply the principles of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) to projects and public spaces.
Counter Terrorism & Security
Counter Terrorism & Security
Counter Terrorism & Security
This 6 day course is part 3 and covers: Understanding the concepts of Threat, Vulnerability and Risk Assessment in relation to the evolving terrorist threat; Understanding attack typology and assessing the appropriate and proportionate mitigations; Understanding Behavioural Assessment - The I. S.T.A.R.E.D. system. Completion of all three parts leads to the Diploma when chosen as the study route.
Alcohol Awareness
Course objectives
This one day course is specifically designed to provide public facing workers with an awareness of the effects of alcohol in a crime prevention context so that they can take steps to prevent drunkenness, which when not prevented has been identified as one of the the most significant cause of preventable crime.
Learning Outcomes
1. Provide an ability to recognise five stages of alcoholic affect in an individual
2. Understand how to prevent customers engaging in crime through alcohol consumption