Prison Officer vetting 101
This blog provides potential applicants to the prison service with real-life stories from prison staff, and useful information on the recruitment process. We’re incredibly pleased that within the first few...
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Your A-D guide on prison categories
...every 6 months in a category A prison, prison staff work with the Prison Service Head Office to check security in a category D prison, then prisoners will not need...
New prison officer online test: what you need to know
...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....
My experience as a Residential Worker at an Approved Premises
...service for over 23 years, she shares her insight and experience into working in an Approved Premises. Introducing the prison leaver to the Approved Premises Offenders are usually sent to...
What itβs like working as a prison caterer
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Ministry of Justice, Posted on:
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Personal stories, Prison catering, Ways of working
...his role and what he likes about it. “I worked in industrial sized kitchens in hospitals, army barracks and schools for many years so I’m used to cooking on a...
A day in the life of a probation officer
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Sam Gildersleeve, Posted on:
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Personal stories, PQiP, Probation, Ways of working
...basis. Interested and want to find out more? If you want to work in an environment where you can positively change people’s lives, a career in probation could be right...
Nicola's return to the probation service
...short days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Have you noticed any changes to the Probation Service in the time you’ve been away? I think the main changes are on the administrative side...