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CPS takes delivery of e-learning portal

Futuremedia has developed an e-learning portal for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) called the Prosecution College. The online college will provide e-learning content for new lawyers in the CPS.

The CPS awarded Futuremedia a two-year contract in February to develop customised e-learning courses. This week sees a phased introduction of programmes into the e-learning curriculum of the Prosecution College. These include: Equality and Diversity, No Witness No Justice, Proceeds of Crime, Speaking Up For Justice, Advocacy Development, and Caseworker Induction, with further programmes to follow.

Shelagh O'Leary for the CPS said, "We are committed to providing our members of staff with the best tools possible to perform their valuable public service.

"Following the success of the Lawyers Induction modules, we are now in a position to increase the availability of CPS-specific e-learning for our staff. We are confident this arrangement with Futuremedia will continue to produce outstanding e-learning content that will be useful to our members as they prepare criminal prosecutions."

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