5.4 on the Multi Stage Fitness Test. Once starting Probationer Training officers are on probation for two years. During this time Probationary Officers attend local training centres to undertake further assessment and fitness testing. Roads Policing Division A Driver Training unit was formed at the college in 1964. It was later known as the Traffic Division, and more recently the Roads Policing Division. The change in name reflects the new name adopted by the Police Service for this aspect of policing. The Roads Policing Division is responsible for training all officers of Police Scotland's Roads Policing Units, the division offers a number of courses, including, Basic Road Patrol Officer Course Advanced Police Driver Training Pursuit Management Police Motorcyclist Training Tachograph Examination Training Vehicle Examiner Training Forensic Collision Investigators Crime Management Division In 1981 Detective Training also came to Tulliallan, this now falls within the remit of Crime Management Division, which amongst other things, is primarily focused in the training of Detective Officers. Some of the courses covered by this division include; Initial Detective Training Advanced Detective Training Senior Investigating Officers Course Drug Squad Training Child Protection Training Crime Scene Management Family Liaison Officer Training Leadership and Management Division Leadership and Management Division are responsible for the training of newly promoted officers, as well as officers undergoing training for promotion. Facilities The college benefits from custom built Scenario Training Rooms, which have been built to replicate common places in which police officers may find themselves. The college has the following Scenario Rooms; Bank Shop (fully stocked with groceries etc.) Bedsit Pub Court Room The college also has a lecture theatre that seats 202 students. Police Scotland The Scottish Police College has been the headquarters of Police Scotland since 1 April 2013. Scottish Police Memorial The Scottish Police Memorial, a memorial to all police officers who have lost their lives on duty in Scotland, is located within the grounds of the college. It comprises three large granite stones, which carry the names of all police officers known to have lost their lives on duty in Scotland, the first being in 1812. References External links Current official website 2015/2016 Virtual Tour of the Scottish Police College Scottish Police Services Authority Police College Education in Fife Organisations based in Fife Police training colleges in the United Kingdom