RM 2000 is a nationally recognised risk assessment model which uses details of an offender’s history to predict the risk of re-conviction. When used effectively in the workplace, the RM 2000 is capable of delivering prediction scales for sexual and violent re-offending.
The one day training course is delivered by a qualified trainer and delegates who pass the competency test included as part of the training will receive a certificate of accreditation from the National Offender Management Service.
Who is the course for?
Essential training for all those involved in the risk assessment of sexual and violent offenders;
Police officers, Probation officers as well as social workers working with sexual and violent offenders;
Both experienced practitioners and those new to the role can benefit from the course;
A refresher for those previously trained in this field to be brought up to speed with current practice.
What is the course about?
Background to RM2000;
Demonstration of the scoring rules;
How to apply the model in real life;
Case study examples which help to reinforce learning;
Assessment of case studies;
Official exam leading to a recognised national certificate of accreditation from the National Offender Management Service.
What does the course deliver?
A full explanation of RM2000
Features of risk assessment
Steps to RM2000 scales
Predictive accuracy of RM2000 scales
Item definitions for RM2000 Scales
When to be cautious using RM2000
Reporting the results
Common errors in scoring
Example case
Case studies
What will I get out of it?
At the conclusion of the course, delegates will be better able to:
Explain the principles of RM2000
Define the scoring rules
Describe how to apply the model
Apply the model to a case study
Assess how the model has been applied
A nationally accredited certificate from the National Offender Management Service (subject to successfully passing the examination)
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