Training to be a Programme Facilitator
...has worked in the role for seven years and brought his experience of working with students with behavioural difficulties. From initial training to the nuances of working with diverse groups,...
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Michael's Journey: From OSG to Account Manager in the Prison Service (Part one)
...for career development within the Prison Service and more widely in HMPPS. Whether you're interested in an operational or non-operational career, the pathways and opportunities for career development are numerous....
Why working in prison catering is a great career choice
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Career progression, Personal stories, Prison catering
...chef. We work in big, commercial sized kitchens preparing meals for large numbers of people. And there’s no difference between cooking meals for prisoners and Armed Forces personnel – if...
Career journeys: PQiP and beyond
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Career progression, Personal stories, PQiP, Probation
...Jenny decided to pursue a career in the Probation Service while working in a hostel for disabled people, as she found she enjoyed working with and supporting people. Jenny stepped...
Cythnia's work in approved premises over Christmas and the New Year
As we're hiring for approved premises workers, we caught up with Cynthia who has been busy working in an approved premises in the Southwest region over the Christmas and New...
What’s it really like working as a prison officer?
Thinking of applying to be a prison officer, but not sure if it’s for you? Our interactive online activity will give you more of an insight into the role. What's...
A prison officer with a purpose
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Black History Month, Culture, Personal stories, Prison officer
...another way. His mother spent time in prison, and he was raised by his grandmother. With his parents absent, Leroy struggled with authority before becoming a bouncer in a Bristol...
“Why I like working as a Community Payback supervisor.”
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Community Payback, Personal stories, Probation, Ways of working
...Making a difference “I’m really interested in what makes people act in certain ways, and I make it my job to listen to, and chat with, the people in my...
Making an impact: Working as a probation services officer
...plays a part in that. For instance, those at the front of house (reception) in our offices – they’re fantastic. Sometimes they have offenders, who may be anxious or agitated,...
Leading with Pride
...network for LGBT+ staff. The network supports staff and promotes that anyone can work in the Prison Service. There are loads of people from the LGBT+ community that work for...