Underlying Talent
The talent supporting this knowledge transfer platform are practitioners drawn from both higher education and the broader risk & security industry. Tutors have been chosen for their ability to synthesis reliable information within a commercial setting allowing access to all levels of existing experience and education. The blended learning approach is wholly inclusive and meets the learning needs of all students, many of whom may be uncertain about the value and accessibility of online personal development.
Ian Kirke LLB (Hons), MSc. (Criminology & Criminal Psychology), Cert Ed, PGDip Adv. Prof. Res - Managing Director TFS A former senior UK police officer now MD of TFS a leading UK Risk Consultancy and academic. Post holder at the Department of Criminology at Leicester University. |
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Rob McHarg LLB (Hons), Cert Ed – Director TFS An experienced educationalist whose roots are embedded within the Criminal Justice System and extended police family. He has personally project managed a number of complex solutions for global organisations including Shell International where the client faced a number of threats to operations both on the mainland and at sea. |
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Marta Kosiba TFS Community Safety Accreditation Scheme & Online Administrator An experienced training co-coordinator and internal verifier responsible for supporting the TFS online offer cross a number of platforms. |
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Chris Ward Chris, a recently retired Assistant Chief Constable, is a principal member of the TFS team specialising in the delivery of interview & fraud training, kidnap & hostage protocols and the management of critical incidents. |
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Alan Fairclough Director of Investigative Training Alan has a rich background within the domestic Criminal Justice System and brings a strong operational and technical pedigree to the arena of investigation and interviewing techniques. |
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Dave Pascoe Director of Community Safety Accreditation Schemes (CSAS) An experienced trainer in a number of differing domains (including legal, partnership working, risk, operations & senior management development) with a rich and varied criminal justice experience drawn from thirty years in the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). |
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Adam Kirke, Barrister Lead TFS legal consultant Adam is a barrister at 9BR Chambers. He regularly appears in the Crown and Magistrates courts prosecuting and defending. He is able to offer practical court room training (e.g., cross-examination exercises); provide advice on case preparation and present expert legal analysis on various criminal liability issues. As a former investigator for the Serious Fraud Office, he is also able to offer advice in respect of financial crime; anti-bribery and corruption and investigations.
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Lee Johnson Lead tactical physical intervention & close protection advisor Lee has an enviable pedigree within the disciplines of physical intervention and close protection. He has protected several high-value human assets, including the Rt. Hon. Tony Blair, during his police career in which he was also a firearms and intelligence officer. |
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Jason Kew Lead Substance Misuse Trainer & Advisor Jason is a recently retired Chief Inspector with the Thames Valley Violence Reduction Unit, as lead for Drugs and Harm Reduction. He developed the award-winning Thames Valley Drug Diversion scheme, which enables anyone found with controlled drugs an assessment of their use and education/harm reduction without the need for arrest, interview, or admission of guilt. This scheme has been a catalyst for health-based drug interventions across the UK and further afield, leading policy changes within education to negate the need for exclusions. |