CPD Events

Something which has featured strongly in member feedback is a desire to expand your knowledge, beyond operational training. The Association is committed to providing the membership with Continual Professional (and personal) Development, without encroaching on the Service’s responsibility to training senior leaders in policing.

In 2022, we have delivered CPD which looks at active bystanders and also several sessions on personal and peer wellbeing. We also have inputs in the pipeline for the coming year, however it is important that we deliver CPD that members want. 

If there is anything you wish us to consider or organise for member learning, please contact research@scottishpolicesupers.org.uk

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scotpolicesupts ASPS @scotpolicesupts ·
12 Sep

1,110 Police Scotland officers were signed off work over the last financial year due to stress, depression, anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

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12 Sep

Vice President Suzanne Smith spoke to the Criminal Justice Committee @ScotParl yesterday on improving mental health support for @PoliceScotland officers and staff. Watch again here http://ow.ly/EMkZ50Tljt7

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11 Sep

Nick Smart said that tens of thousands of officers were also being unfairly penalised after receiving settlements following the police pension changes.

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