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Interview: South Yorkshire’s PCDA lecturer and special constable
Craig Batham has been a Special Constable with South Yorkshire Police for almost 15 years. He initially worked on the PCDA as a work-based learning coach, and around two years ago he took up the full-time role of lecturer on the force’s PEQF programme.
Category: Policy
Tags: College of PolicingPolice & CJ organisationsSouth Yorkshire PoliceTrainingYorkshire and The Humber
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