20,000 extra police officers: It has to be more than a ‘simple uplift’ in numbers

5th December 2019Martin Wilson, Senior Consultant, Enlighten Training 1 Comment

The addition of 20,000 new police officers will coincide with the new degree entry qualification requirements, including degree apprenticeships. Former head of Innovation for Kent and Essex police and now senior consultant at Enlighten Training Martin Wilson considers the potential challenges this presents.

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20,000 extra police officers: It has to be more than a ‘simple uplift’ in numbers

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