...Following the good news, you’ll then begin the vetting clearance process, which will take approximately 12 weeks. Once completed, you’ll be invited to attend your Prison Officer Entry Level Training...
...Being a prison officer requires a reasonable level of stamina and fitness. You’ll be on your feet for much of the day, and there may be times you’ll have to...
...acronyms! During my first few weeks, I not only felt as if I was in a new job and a new office, but also in a new country, with a...
...your duties and responsibilities? I've worked at this approved premises since February. I am enjoying the new challenge of working in a new premises and it has certainly made the...
...are successful, you will then be invited to complete stage two of the online tests. New stage two tests The new stage two is an innovative and engaging game-based test....
...just a job, but a whole new career When you become a prison officer, you don’t just start a job, you start a whole new career. And you can go...
...grow. I was completely new to the area when I joined, but I wanted a new challenge and change. I’ve worked my way up to managing the PE department and...
...we’re launching our new Custody and Detention Level 3 Apprenticeship. This means anyone becoming a prison officer from that point will carry out an apprenticeship. With this you will: gain...
...supervising prisoners to learn new skills. If you're looking for a catering job where you can make an impact far beyond the kitchen, read on to see what one of...
...is one of the key reasons why people reoffend. Having opportunities – while in custody – to access training and learn new skills to increase their employability, can play a...