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Interview Exercises for the Police Recruit Assessment Process
- Richard Malthouse
- Jodi Roffey-Barentsen - University of Brighton, UK
Other Titles in:
Getting Into the Police
Getting Into the Police
March 2010 | 160 pages | Learning Matters
This practical and accessible book focuses on the interview, which forms a key part of the Police Recruit Assessment Process. This book identifies the nature of the interview and fully explains what to expect in the way of interaction with the assessor. It offers clear guidance on preparation for, and performance in, the interview and identifies the core competencies tested within the exercise. The range of practice exercises and detailed guidance increases confidence and competence and helps candidates to fully prepare for this aspect of the test.
Introduction
Respect for race and diversity
Team working
Community and customer focus
Effective communication
Problem solving
Personal responsibility
Resilience
Creating your own accounts
Appendix: The National Core Competencies
This is a perfect book for anybody that teaches students that might go into the police force. There are lots of interactive lesson ideas within the book.
Public Services , Central Bedfordshire College
October 22, 2015
A realistic reflection of what is to be expected on interview day. A fantastic resource for those wishing to apply for the police force.
Public Services, Peterborough Regional College
June 22, 2012
An excellent tool for those going through the interview process.
Criminology Department, Northampton University
March 26, 2012
