THE CRIME PREVENTION PEOPLE™
ICPS TRAINING & TESTING
The ISCPP Offers ICPS or International Crime Prevention Specialist Training & Testing several times a year at various locations. Volunteer instructors take their personal time to run this training. All instructors are ICPS designees or have an expertise in a particular area of crime prevention.
Attendees who pass the ICPS Test with a score of 75% or better receive the designation of ICPS after their name (e.g. Joe Prevention, ICPS). They may use the designation for as long as they are current members of the ISCPP.
Here are a list of planned ICPS Training:
March 20-22, 2012: Scottsdale Arizona, USA
For more information, please download the FLYER. To pay for the training by credit card, please go to the ISCPP STORE page of our website and select the ICPS Training Scottsdale options for ACPA Members towards the bottom left.
October 8-10, 2012: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
This training will take place the first three days of the ISCPP Symposium. For more information, please contact ISCPP Executive Director Richard Cannady, ICPS at rcannady at iscpp dot org (please note that email address is deliberately spelled out).
To pay to register for a training registration using a credit card, please go to the ISCPP STORE page of this website and select the ICPS Training Registration. You will be taken to our PayPal section to complete the registration. There is a section for a note and please include which training location you are registering for.
For more information on these trainings, please contact the ISCPP Office at 864-884-8466.
TRAINING IN SINGAPORE - 2010
ISCPP Secretary Nicole Dennis, ICPS and Treasurer Bruce Wall, ICPS went to Singapore to train 19 crime prevention professionals on July 28-30, 2010. The class was well received by the attendees and the instructors learned a lot about the customs and culture of Singapore!
Above Left: The attendees respond while playing "ICPS Jeopardy" during the post test.
Above Right: Most of the attendees with their instructors and representatives from ISCPP Singapore.
Photos by Derrick Ding