Frequently Asked Questions

CCEBP is an organisation created with the goal of supporting police forces and associated agencies to make better decisions, based on the best available evidence. We conduct research, training, and consultancy work to achieve this and aim to bridge the gap between academic research and policing practice.
Evidence-based policing involves using the best available research, data, and analysis to inform decisions about policing strategy, policy, and practice. It prioritises understanding what works, what doesn’t, and what is most efficient.
We provide a range of services including online training, in-person training in Cambridge, bespoke training offers, and consultancy support. Read below to find out more.

Yes. We provide a range of professional development opportunities including domestic abuse, crime network analysis, Problem-Oriented Policing, Hotspot Policing, and statistics. Click here to find out more about the latest training courses on offer.
Absolutely. Our programmes attract individuals from around the world and from different organisations who work alongside police agencies. We also offer online courses for those unable to travel to Cambridge (see here).
Yes. We offer custom training packages tailored to the needs of individual organisations, delivered in-person or virtually.

We provide strategic consultancy in areas such as crime reduction, policy evaluation, organisational change, and performance management. Learn more on our Research and Consultancy page.
Yes. We specialise in designing and evaluating evidence-based interventions, including randomised controlled trials and data analysis projects.
Yes. While our core focus is policing, we also work with government departments, academic institutions, and international partners involved in criminal justice and public safety.

Courses typically start at 10:00 on the first day and end at 15:00 on the final day, to provide attendees with time to get to and from Cambridge. Otherwise, courses typically run from 09:00-17:00 each day. Check the specific course information for a schedule or contact us to find out more.
There are normally two options for those attending training in-person, with or without bed and breakfast. All attendees will receive lunch, but dinner is not provided. If bed and breakfast is selected, accommodation will be provided near to the training venue. Reserved parking is not provided, but just ask for advice on where to park.
We can accept payment by bank transfer or by card.
Once we have received payment, we will send a link and password to set up a Learner’s Account on our training portal.

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