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General

11.06.25

Realising value through joint commissioning in the justice sector

In the justice sector, organisations face increasing pressure to improve efficiency, foster collaboration, and achieve...

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Inspire Justice Awards

05.06.25

Inspire Justice Awards returns for 2025

Nominations are now open for the Skills for Justice’s annual Inspire Justice Awards.

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Learning solutions

29.05.25

What is standardisation in training programmes?

Why is standardisation important in training programmes? Ensuring the quality of learning and development opportunities...

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National Occupational Standards

21.05.25

Practical tips for implementing the National Occupational Standards for Resilience and Emergencies

These National Occupational Standards (NOS) ensure organisations have the capabilities needed to respond effectively to...

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General

13.05.25

How to respond when someone asks you for more training

Staff training is an important organisational consideration. It’s something many justice sector leaders need to...

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Prisoner Early Release Scheme - Impact Survey 2025

Research and evaluation

07.05.25

Survey assessing prisoner early release schemes launched

Over 6 months on since the beginning of the early release schemes we want to...

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Inspire Justice Awards

The Inspire Justice Awards celebrate the essential contribution of the wider justice workforce. These unsung heroes deserve to have their stories and contributions publicly recognised. Each year we celebrate individuals and teams working across the sector.

Find out more about these awards and how you can get involved.

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Our sectors

Our team supports employers, large and small and across the UK, to develop workforce, leadership and research strategies to improve and retain skilled staff in policing, probation services, custody and detention, armed forces, fire and rescue and local government.