Introduction to Crime Information Management Systems for Policing – CRI2601DiplomaSemester moduleNQF level: 6Credits: 12Module presented in English

This module will be useful to students who plan crime prevention operations using information systems in the South African policing environment, collecting, explaining, analysing and utilising crime information from various sources for mapping and planning the crime prevention operations.

Crime Prevention Principles for Policing IIIA – POL3701Under Graduate Degree,DiplomaSemester moduleNQF level: 7Credits: 12Module presented in English

Students who complete this module can apply problem-solving models in crime prevention contexts; illustrate the significance of information in crime prevention; and explain networks and stakeholder engagement in crime prevention.

Applied Communication in Policing Module I – EPP2601Under Graduate Degree,DiplomaSemester moduleNQF level: 6Credits: 12Module presented in English

Should be taken after ENG1503 (Not applicable to 90002) Purpose: The purpose of this module is for students to practically apply the theory and principles of advanced communication strategies used within a policing environment.

lspan=”4″>Crime Prevention Principles for Policing IIIB – POL3702Under Graduate Degree,DiplomaSemester moduleNQF level: 7Credits: 12Module presented in English

Purpose

The students who complete this module can identify the role of media in crime prevention; illustrate the significance of media liaison in crime prevention; conduct an evaluation of a station for human, physical and human resources functionality in the quest of crime prevention. And lastly, can use innovative entrepreneurial approaches to crime prevention.

Applied Communication in Policing Module 2 – EPP2602Under Graduate DegreeSemester moduleNQF level: 6Credits: 12Module presented in English

The purpose of this module is for students to practically apply the theory and principles of advanced communication strategies when conducting meetings and communicating in general within a policing environment. A person credited with this module will be able to: Develop proficiency in planning and conducting meetings Improve the effectiveness and efficiency of attending meetings Create the plans of registering, reporting and following up of decisions taken during meetings Provide and receive constructive feedback during and after meetings Formulate tactics to professionally diagnose, manage and resolve conflicts during meetings Acknowledge the importance of ethics during meetings Understand the roles of self assertiveness during meetings Develop the different advanced communication techniques and strategies indispensable for conducting meetings

Crime Prevention Principles for Traffic Policing III Module 1 – POL3703Under Graduate Degree,DiplomaSemester moduleNQF level: 7Credits: 12Module presented in English

The purpose of this module is to provide students with detailed knowledge, skills and values to conduct road safety and infrastructure audits; apply and interpret the five pillars of road safety as prescribed by the United Nations Decade of Action for Road Safety 2011-2020; explain the causes and the impact of driver fatigue on road users; analyse and apply the ten focus areas to improve road safety; explain the global impact of Road Traffic Injuries. Upon completion, students should be able to conduct road safety and infrastructure audits within the traffic law enforcement environment.

Targeted students include SAPS personnel who want to improve on their road traffic enforcement skills, police personnel in the Metropolitan Police Department (MPDﾒs), municipal police officials, Provincial traffic police officials and national traffic police (NTP). This will also include police personnel of foreign law enforcement agencies registered for this module.