Checkmate Training - Crammer course for OSPRE Part I Sergeants and Inspectors exams



	Anybody can set up a business and tell you that they can provide you with a quality crammer course and the 'trainers' to match, but how do you establish if that is actually the case? Your investment of time, effort and money should not be made without considering who is actually going to teach you on your course. We suggest that by asking a few simple questions you will easily be able to sort the wheat from the chaff.

Before you make that investment you might ask yourself the following questions:

1.	What *knowledge* of the law do the trainers have?
2.	What knowledge of the Part I examination do the trainers have?
3.	What experience do the trainers have of teaching the Part I syllabus to police officers in my position?
4.	What credibility do the trainers possess?
5.	Overall, what reasons do I have to trust the trainers?

You should be able to answer these questions to a high degree of satisfaction. If not, how can you be sure that you are attending a quality course containing relevant material that is delivered in the right way to you, the Part I candidate?

We have provided you with comprehensive pertinent biographical details of Checkmate Training's trainers. We are confident that they provide the very best answers to the above questions.

Julianna is a Barrister with Chambers in Central London. She has three first-class degrees in law including an LLB (Hons) gained at the University of Birmingham in 1992 where she came top of her year having gained some of the highest marks ever awarded by the Law Faculty in a number of papers. After leaving Birmingham she studied law at the University of Oxford (1993) and went on to obtain a BCL at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. In 1994 she took her bar examinations at Lincoln's Inn and once again, was top of her year. She was Student of the Year (1994) and Sunley Scholar.

She is the co-author of the 'Part I Promotion Crammer for Sergeants and Inspectors' published by Jane's Police Review and now in its twelfth edition (2010).

She is a contributing author to 'Halsbury's Laws' and has a wide experience of teaching law beginning in 1994/95 when she lectured to undergraduate law students at the University of Oxford. Since 2001, Julianna has taught the law from the Sergeants' and Inspectors' Part I syllabus to thousands of police officers from every police force in England and Wales as part of the highly successful Checkmate crammer courses.

Amongst his many other publications, Paul Connor is the author of the 'Blackstone's Crime Manual 2010' and the Consultant Editor of 'Evidence and Procedure, Road Policing and General Police Duties 2010'.

Paul served for 22 years with West Midlands Police before becoming a law lecturer and freelance writer for Oxford University Press (Blackstone's Press). During his service Paul worked for 6 years as a 'National Police Training' qualified trainer. During that time he taught thousands of police officers from Constable to Chief Constable rank in a wide variety of practical and theoretical police related courses. He has taught law to police officers studying for the Part I Sergeants' and Inspectors' examinations and to officers sitting the National Investigator's Examination since 2002 (well over 2000 Trainee Investigators' have attended his courses with an overall pass rate of 96%).

This examination assistance has been provided to officers from every police force in England and Wales and also to officers from PSNI (Northern Ireland).

In 2002 Paul completed a law degree (LLB) and in 2003 he passed Parts I and II of the Sergeants' process. In passing Part I, Paul came in the top 3% nationally (top of the country in GPD with a mark of 100%). He obtained his Advanced Certificate of Education from Canterbury Christchurch University in 2006.

Being a nationally recognised and highly successful NPIA trained multiple-choice question (MCQ) writer having written over 2000 questions for a variety of examinations and publications, Paul is one of only three contributors to the Blackstone's 'Q & A Online' product (an MCQ database designed for officers studying for the Part I Sergeants' or Inspectors' examinations).

He is the lead author of Blackstone's 'Police Investigators' Manual' (twelfth edition published in November 2009), the author of Blackstone's 'Police Investigators' Workbook' (fifth edition published in November 2009), Blackstone's 'Police Investigators' Q & A' (sixth edition published in November 2009) and Blackstone's 'Police Sergeants' and Inspectors' Mock Examination Paper' (sixth edition published in September 2009).

No other crammer course provider can match the knowledge, experience and credibility that the Checkmate trainers offer to you.

Real Knowledge - Real Experience - Real Credibility - Real Results