TVP call handling apprentices "hit the ground running"

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TVP call handling apprentices "hit the ground running"

Over 200 call handlers have now completed an apprenticeship with Thames Valley Police.

Date - 29th September 2022
By - Cachella Smith

TVP’s emergency contact handler apprenticeship scheme began in 2018 and has now seen more than 200 people complete the programme. Initially established to both grow the force’s workforce and provide a professional qualification for call...

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