Southern police, British goals and the combination of human resources and training

examine the south police in Iran by England, and the research issue is focused on the goals of formation, composition of human resources and its training letters in Iran.The formation of the South Persia Rifles during the First World War by the British government took place in March 1916 in Isfand 1294. The history of British-Iranian relations, especially in the contemporary era, has been affected by the discovery of oil and its exploitation, and the privileged position of Iran's political geography in the regional and international dimensions, its human resources are composed of Englishmen, Indians, and Iranians, and education South police officers were taken from the British police training system in the colonies of that country like India and it was in accordance with the cultural and social situation of the colonial countries.

The methodology of this research in terms of its purpose is a development and type of qualitative research that is carried out using the document analysis method and using the library method d. The tool is a collection of data and information sources and documents of Iran's foreign relations with the UK.

The educational and training programs of southern police officers have been in the dimensions of the following military skills: formation, parade and respect, shooting and armed with various light and semi-heavy weapons such as cannons, spying and search training, interrogation report writing and case filing, informant and espionage training. Teaching English culture to Iranian southern tribes