Safe Practice in Youth Policing
Issued by
EduBits (Otago Polytechnic)
The holder of this EduBit has worked as a safe practitioner who understands a range of social issues and how these issues are addressed through police policy and social service provision in Aotearoa, New Zealand. They have worked within the parameters of their role to understand and recognise abuse, neglect, violence, trauma and prejudice and made sound ethical decisions for individuals, family/whānau, and the wider community.
- Type Validation
- Level Advanced
- Time Hours
- Cost Paid
Skills
Earning Criteria
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Apply and reflect on policies, procedures and services designed to facilitate the care, protection and safety of people within the social services.
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Assess the impact of abuse, neglect and violence as it relates to gender, race, class and ability to make informed decisions about future action.
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Reflect on the relevant structural and social issues that contribute to abuse, neglect, violence, trauma and prejudice as a societal problem.
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Reflect on the relevant structural and social issues that contribute to abuse, neglect, violence, trauma and prejudice as a societal problem.
Standards
This EduBit is recognised as equivalent to 30 Credits on the NZQF at Level 6 and has been awarded by Otago Polytechnic, an NZQA accredited Category One provider