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The TalkingBlues Course covers the five main areas of the recruitment process; What to expect on Assessment Day, Role Plays, Writing a Proposal, Structured Interview and Verbal and Numerical Reasoning Tests.

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We offer an application form competency question checking service for both Police Constable and Community Support Officer applications. We guarantee that your application form will be successful, or we will refund you in full.

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TalkingBlues offer a one day, intensive one to one course. In essence, this involves the student working on an individual basis with a senior TalkingBlues trainer, following a custom designed set of subjects for the day.

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The TalkingBlues Course covers the main areas of the recruitment process.

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Northants Police Recruitment · 15. 07. 2010

If you look back at my blogs from a few months ago, everything that I said about police recruitment is coming true. Most forces have indeed cut back on recruiting, either suspending or cancelling their intakes. Cutting recruitment is the fastest and easiest way to save money, and remember, forces are being asked to cut [...]

Police Assessment Open evenings · 31. 05. 2010

We have had a few people this week asking us whether our courses are simply telling people what the official police open evenings do. Notts police for example are running open evenings. Whilst we would encourage going to one of these to show willing, they are pretty worthless. The suggestion our courses are just like the [...]

Police Assessment centre exercises · 21. 05. 2010

Readers will have gathered that I do not have much time for NPIA, the National policing Improvement Agency. These are the people who write the exams that recruits (and others) have to sit. I referred a few months ago to the announcement from them that instead of changing the assessment exercises every 12 months, they [...]