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THE
AIM OF TRAINING RECRUIT CONSTABLES
To equip the recruit
constables with the necessary skills, knowledge and
attitudes to carry out basic police duties
SPECIFIC
OBJECTIVES
The specific objectives
of the course are to:
- Initiate the recruits into police
culture, interpret and apply basic laws relevant
to their duties.
- State and explain police administration
and procedures.
- Demonstrate and apply police practical
work.
- Appreciate and respond appropriately
to the environment, in which they work and make
rational decisions in the course of their duties.
- Appreciate interpret and respond
appropriately to environmental factors, which impact
on their work.
- Demonstrate competence in weapon
handling, justifiable use of firearms and tactful
combat in their work.
- Demonstrate achievements of predetermined
level of physical and mental fitness.
- State the rules governing various
games and sports and to display physical and mental
fitness in the course of task performance.
- Appreciate the role played by various
games and sports in promoting physical and mental
fitness, and the rules governing, such games and
sports.
- Demonstrate the achievement of
high-level discipline, confidence, and loyalty to
the force.
- Demonstrate teamwork spirit.
- Interpret and enforce the basic
laws related to vehicular and human traffic.
- Translate theory into practice
in real life situations during the attachment in
a police station for three weeks.
AREAS
TO BE DEPLOYED ARE:
- Report And Inquiry Office.
- Crime Branch
- Petty Crime
- Traffic
- Court Orderlies
- Radio Room
SUBJECTS
FOR RECRUITS COURSE
- Police Procedure Theory
- Police Procedure Practicals
- Criminal Law
- Criminal Procedure Code
- Liberal Studies
- Traffic Management
- Musketry
- Drill
- Physical Training
- First Aid
- Local Acts
- Police Act
- Traditional Liquor Act
- The Anti-Corruption And Economic
Crime Act 2003
- The Children’s Act 2001
- Firearms Act
- Narcotic And Psychotropic Substances
Act
- Public Ethics Act 2003
- Criminal Law Amendments Act 2003
ALL
REPEALED ACTS & SECTIONS OF THE CRIMINAL LAW
- CAP 63 LAWS OF KENYA
- CAP 65 LAWS OF KENYA
- CAP 75 LAWS OF KENYA
- CAP 80 LAWS OF KENYA
PROMOTION TRAINING COURSES AT
JUNIOR TRAINING WING
SUBJECTS
TAUGHT: -
- Practical Procedure Theory - Traffic
- Police Practical Procedure Faculty
- Drill
- Criminal Procedure Code - Musketry
- Criminal Law - Liberal Studies
- Management
ALL
REPEALED ACTS & SECTIONS OF THE CRIMINAL LAW
- CAP 63 LAWS OF KENYA
- CAP 65 LAWS OF KENYA
- CAP 75 LAWS OF KENYA
- CAP 80 LAWS OF KENYA
INSPECTORS
(SOIP AND S/SOIP COURSE)/SUPERVISORY COURSES
SUBJECTS TAUGHT
- Practical Procedure Theory - Traffic
- Police Practical Procedure Faculty
- Drill
- Criminal Procedure Code - Musketry
- Criminal Law - Liberal Studies
- Command and Leadership - Management
HIGHER
TRAINING COURSE - SUBJECTS TAUGHT
- Financial Accounting - Police
Practical Procedure Faculty
- Store accounting - Practical Procedure
Theory
- Management - Criminal Procedure
Code
- Command and leadership - Criminal
law
- Traffic
- Musketry
- Drill
- Liberal studies.
SENIOR
COMMAND COURSE
This is the highest course offered in the Kenya Police
College. The officers attending are of the ranks of
Senior Superintendent of police and above.
Objective of the course
It enables the course participants to: -
i. Enforce the law without
discrimination,
ii. Apply different styles of policing,
iii. Conform to the requirements of transparency and
accountability.
iv. Articulate the role of the police in a pluralistic
society.
TOPICS
(a) Ethical issues in
policing
(b) The Police and Politics
(c) Economics and policing
(d) Human resource development and management
(e) Management of stress
(f) Management of civil disturbances
(g) Management of natural and man made disasters
(h) Managing change
(I) Crime prevention
Other topics include; -
I. Traffic management
ii. Total Quality management
iii. Administrative management
iv. The media and the police
v. Research and evaluation for policing
vi. Policy formulation and implementation
Vii. Strategic planning and management
POLICE
EXAMINATIONS
The Commandant Kenya
Police College is mandated to set and mark Police examinations
as per Cap 24 of Force Standing Orders.
Force
English Literacy examination
Candidates who did
not pass English language in high school sit this examination.
It comprises grammar, dictation, comprehension and composition.
Police
Law Examination
In this examination
the candidates are examined in the following subjects:
•Penal Code
•Criminal Procedure Code
•Evidence Act
•Local Acts
•Station Administration & Police Practical
Work
Gazetted
Officers Examination
Candidates sit for
the following papers:
•Administration of the Force
•Financial Accounting
•Stores Accounting
•Administration of the Law
•Appreciation, Organization & Planning
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