Home Secretary asks college to re-consider non-degree entry routes

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Home Secretary asks college to re-consider non-degree entry routes

The Home Secretary has asked the College to consider options around the non-degree entry for new officers.

Suella Braverman

Date - 9th November 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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The Home Secretary has today announced that she has asked the College to consider non-degree entry options into policing, designed to “complement the existing framework”. She also confirmed that the current IPLDP route will remain...

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