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Exclusive NIE/Sergeant crammer sessions free for Police Oracle subscribers

Police Oracle 13/01/2025
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Delivered by Police Revision - the leading provider of promotion examination officer support - the first session goes live on January 22.

Police Revision, in conjunction with Police Oracle are pleased to offer a series of free online crammer sessions in 2025 to assist you in your preparation for the upcoming examinations. Our sessions are completely free to attend and focus on key sections of the curriculum that are covered in the investigators, sergeants and inspectors examinations.

The sessions offer a new way of learning, moving away from the industry standard ‘hot topics’ which have often left candidates with knowledge gaps in the examination. Our expert tutors work through visually stimulating presentations, adopting the Police Revision ethos by breaking the curriculum down into easy to understand bitesize learning. We extract key information, that is easily retainable, understanding that crammer sessions offer an opportunity for a faster, more concise way of revising.

Each crammer is carefully crafted to be deliberately unique depending on the subject matter being taught. For example, in our ambitious crammer around property offences we cover all associated offences, focusing on areas that often trip up candidates. The sexual offences crammer session outlines the importance of knowing ages and case law, which are key areas in getting high grades in those questions.

Police Revision is a leading provider of e-learning for police examinations, we are continuously adapting our product and delivery to keep it engaging and up to date for all of the candidates and forces that we work with. Our success rates are high because of this and our crammer courses reflect the care that we put into our product. Our continuing aim is for candidates to achieve they best they can and are privileged to be part of your learning journey within the police.

Exclusive NIE/Sergeant Crammer Sessions – Free for Police Oracle Subscribers

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