Leadership Of The Centre For Contemporary Coronial Law

always been to create a structured career development pathway that primarily empowers coroners' officers with the skills they need to excel in their roles. This pathway, developed in close collaboration with key stakeholders such as the coroners' officers and Staff Association (COASA), builds upon the lasting vision of the late Debbie Large and Chris Hurst-two individuals whose dedication to this sector remains an inspiration to us all. Their legacy continues through this CPD pathway, ensuring that coroners' officers are equipped to meet the evolving demands of their profession. At the University of Bolton, we are keen to support and play a significant role in advancing the professional standards and practices within coronial services. This professional development pathway is the first step to academic accreditation, providing you with the foundational knowledge and skills required for effective practice. This course is more than just academic-it is an investment in the future of coronial services, offering the tools to enhance both personal and professional growth. As you embark on this pathway of study, know that you are joining a growing network of professionals committed to upholding the integrity of this essential public service. The skills and qualifications you gain here will serve you throughout your career, enabling you to make a meaningful impact on the lives of others. We look forward to supporting you every step of the way.

To join the Cert(CPD) Coronial Services: Professional Practice, you should meet the following criteria: - At least a Level 3 qualification (A-levels, vocational certificates, or equivalent). - Professional experience in coronial services or related fields is essential. - Applicants without the above qualifications may still be considered based on relevant work experience and may be required to attend an interview. - If English is not your first language, IELTS 7.0 (with no less than 6.5 in any band) or equivalent is required. What Will You Learn? On successful completion of the Cert(CPD) Coronial Services: Professional Practice, you will be able to: - Communicate effectively with bereaved individuals and families, providing support with empathy and professionalism. - Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams while respecting ethical and cultural considerations. - Demonstrate a deep understanding of the roles and responsibilities of coroners and coroners' officers. - Navigate legal, medical, and societal influences in coronial investigations. - Develop resilience and adaptability to manage the emotional and complex challenges within coronial services. - Use basic information technology tools for research and communication, essential for a professional context. - Demonstrate that you have achieved an accredited level of academic study.

It is with great pleasure that we bring to you the Professional Development Pathway for Coronial Services at the University of Bolton. As we launch this vital and unique programme, we are addressing a pressing need within the sector: the standardisation of practices and the provision of essential, high-quality training for coroners' officers and other professionals working within the coronial services. The role of coroners' officers is indispensable, demanding a broad combination of legal knowledge, investigative acumen, and compassionate interaction with the bereaved. It is a career that is as multifaceted as it is challenging, and it requires a clear pathway for development. The Centre for Contemporary Coronial Law, headed by Dr Alicia Danielsson, has been at the forefront of designing this programme of study. Our vision has

£519.00

• There is a 30% discount for COASA members
Course Structure This part-time, distance-learning course is delivered online through a combination of:
• Synchronous learning: Our live, tutor-led sessions are scheduled every two weeks
• Asynchronous learning: Self-guided study, including background reading and online activities.