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south wales police assessment centre (key priorities (REDUCE AND PREVENT…
south wales police assessment centre
Written exericse
Introduction
circumstances
options
actions
Interview
Openness to change
Changing cricumstances
regarding Nigel and
pers struggling to cope
Situation
Family problems hindering there productivity
Task
Consider how to get the dept involved
Had to avoid demotivating them
Had to adapt to a different way of working
manage my responsibilities and my own workload
Consider how the dept would view extra workload
Action
Shared worklaod
Task other members of the dept
Stressed the benefits of the approach
. I ensured that I kept myself calm and arranged weekly meetings to check the progress and offer support to the department.
Result
Made the deadline
Remained calm
Monthly book looks to track progress
Improved on what the previous HOD did and dept welcomed the change
Service delivery
Decision making
Task
The student was behind due to missing large chunks of the year and also they had found elements of the subject too difficult.
I had to consider their confidence.
I had to consider how their Parents would view the decision
Action
arranged a meeting to discuss her underperformance
made her aware that it was only half GCSE
stressed the benefits of this.
explained that she'd get higher grade
less stress
could perform in other subject better
eased her fears of her parents being upset by personally getting in touch
Situation
I had to tell a student that they were underperforming in a subject and i felt that they should sit a short course qualification rather than higher . They disagreed and felt they could improve in time
Result
Student achieved a n A at short course
Parents thanked me for my swift response
She was happier in lessons (student voice questionnaire )
I learnt important to trust my judgement
I learnt if you act in the best interests of someone and give sound reasoning 99% of the time the result is positive
Situational Judgement Test
key priorities
REDUCE AND PREVENT CRIME AND ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR TO KEEP PEOPLE SAFE IN THEIR HOMES AND COMMUNITIES
IMPROVE THE WAY IN WHICH WE CONNECT WITH, INVOLVE AND
INFORM OUR COMMUNITIES
WORK TO PROTECT THE MOST VULNERABLE IN OUR COMMUNITIES
SPEND YOUR MONEY WISELY TO PROTECT POLICING IN YOUR COMMUNITY
MAKE SURE THAT THE LOCAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM WORKS EFFECTIVELY AND EFFICIENTLY, MEETING THE NEEDS OF VICTIMS AND CHALLENGING OFFENDERS
MAKE OUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE STRATEGIC POLICING REQUIREMENT AND SUCCESSFULLY POLICE MAJOR EVENTS
Peter Vaughan
Chief Constable
Vision
THE SOUTH WALES
POLICE VISION IS CLEAR
– TO BE THE BEST AT
UNDERSTANDING AND
RESPONDING TO OUR
COMMUNITIES’ NEEDS.
Alun Michaels
PCC
Community policing
The power of the
police comes from
the common consent
of the public
Positives
Public
Increases confidence
Addresses problems
Influence decisions made
Police
Improved Partnership working
Positive perception of Police
Good practice
Manages expectations
How to do it?
Community networks
Charities and support groups
Samaritans
Neighbourhood watch
Bernardos
Pubwatch schemes
Social investigative agencies
Partnership agencies
Barriers to community policing
only 1 officer to every 1000 people in south wales
Funding
Lack of cohesion between police and communities
Problem solving models
EPAT
Problem solving cycle
PAT