|
The Learning section of the site has been divided
into 5 sections to help you expand your knowledge of crime reduction.
On-line Learning
Contains primers on the most important concepts and
tools in today's crime reduction armoury. You can learn
about:
 |
Theories and models - including SARA, 5Is, RAT and the 10
principles of crime prevention |
|
|
Practical tools - including a problem solving checklist, a
situational crime prevention checklist, and an introduction to domestic
surveying |
|
|
Learning resources - including Crime Reduction Basics, the
home survey training pack and the Passport series of crime reduction
packages. |
Visit On-line Learning
Virtual Library
The Virtual Library points the way towards off-line
resources that can help improve your performance as a
crime reduction practitioner. You can learn about:
|
|
Reading lists - the top 10 titles for those new to the field to
bring themselves up to speed, and an advanced practitioners reading list
with 10 titles for those seeking a deeper understanding of the field. |
|
|
Journals - links to Crime Reduction News and Secured by Design's
Focus magazine. |
|
|
Publicity catalogue - an online catalogue of material published
by the Home Office, available in bulk order to registered practitioners. |
Go to
Virtual Library
Training Needs Analysis
Want to know how to make yourself more effective as a crime reduction
practitioner? Not sure what it is that you don't yet know? Use our training
needs analysis tool to help identify the gaps in your knowledge where a little
help could make a big difference.
Use Training Needs Analysis tool
Glossary of Terms
Don't know your POP from your ASBO? Our glossary of crime reduction terms,
abbreviations and acronyms can help make sense of all the gobbledygook.
View Glossary
Links to other websites
This part of the Learning area is a directory of websites that you may find
useful in furthering your knowledge of the field.
The views and ideas expressed on these websites are not necessarily endorsed
or supported by the Home Office.
Go to
Links section | 
