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Don Moyse: Understanding the local context when training in British Overseas Territories

British Overseas Territories Policing

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In the second and final conversation with Don Moyse, Don discusses his experience delivering training in British overseas territories, specifically in the Caribbean. Don emphasizes the importance of adapting training to the local context and culture, taking into account the specific threats and risks faced by the community.

He highlights the enthusiasm and dedication of the officers he trained and the pride they have in being part of the UK. He also shares his advice for trainers working in overseas territories, including doing thorough research and making the training relevant to the local community.

Takeaways

  • Adapting training to the local context and culture is crucial when working in overseas territories.
  • Understanding the specific threats and risks faced by the community is essential for effective training.
  • Officers in British overseas territories are proud to be part of the UK and value training that is relevant to their daily lives.
  • Doing thorough research and valuing contributions from trainees are key to successful training in different cultural contexts.

Sound Bites

  • “Making it local…talking the current threats in a particular nation state, the capabilities that are there and the training behind that and the command structures and the links and how people communicate and the whole cultural side of how people operate. was so important.”
  • “To see people coming back and saying, I’ve used your forms or I’ve used your method. We’ve had this type of job and we did this and we did that. And relate back to their training was just golden.”
  • “They’re fiercely proud of that. And that’s something that I found really heartening…..you don’t see that type of pride. You don’t see people looking so smart and sharp and keen to learn.”

Chapters

00:00.  Delivering Training in the Caribbean
07:48.  Challenges and Rewards of Policing in the Caribbean
18:39.  Advice for Training Overseas

 

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