myAIPMHow are you delivering impactful learning during this pandemic?
Lynne Foster | Policing Insight
"Is this available online? Is the learning delivered to the same standard? What platform do they use? Premier Partnership have tackled digital learning head on and as a result have been instrumental in supporting police forces in continuing their core training.
The current coronavirus pandemic has thrown up all kinds of questions and challenges around learning delivery.
Questions such as, ‘Can we postpone until June? Is this available online? How is this delivered to the same standard? What platform do they use? How secure is it?’ have not been untypical.
"This emergency has enabled the police service and its commercial partners to go further and faster in deploying new technology to make welcome improvements."
Nick Bradley, Managing Director, Enlighten
To continue to deliver impactful but appropriate learning to our large police clients, we had to ensure we had everything in place, so we were ready and able to support and advise.
Myself and the team at Premier Partnership sought to understand how long face to face delivery would be impacted. It was soon apparent that there would be significant uncertainty for some time to come and a need for change was a priority. It became clear that the main way we could initially support our law enforcement agency clients was helping them move to digital learning, to ensure continuity of development opportunities. We already provided many online or virtual options via our police catalogue, so we could easily move some bookings to these methods of delivery."
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How are you delivering impactful learning during this pandemic? Lynne Foster, Policing Insight, 2020
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