...which involved her helping offenders with debt management, accommodation and personal issues. Alison is now an Administrative Officer and Unpaid Work Supervisor at the Probation Service’s city centre office in...
...and the situations our individuals are in can change in an instance. We also partner with other agencies and networks to help support and provide risk management assistance. What’s your...
...kept in locked cabinets and checked in and out every day. What it’s like working in a prison kitchen Safety and security in a prison kitchen are taken very seriously...
...as intelligence, working in workshops, security, or becoming a physical education instructor, to name a few." Interested in starting your extraordinary career in HMPPS? We're looking for someone like you....
...in 2021, anyone successfully applying to become a prison officer in England will work towards a level 3 Custody and Detention Professional Apprenticeship qualification as they train. On-the-job training –...
...their risk, getting involved in some of the activities, learning new skills and successfully moving on and making those steps to change is really worthwhile, and I think that's why...
...an apprentice. Why were you interested in the Custody and Detention apprenticeship? I had previously worked in prison as an operational support grade (OSG) but had just been accepted onto...
...and delivery in a place where challenges can crop up at any moment. Good organisation and teamwork are key in every kitchen but in a prison kitchen, you can see...
...how you maintained safety and professionalism in those interactions? Maintaining safety and professionalism in interactions with prisoners is crucial. Most prisoners are ordinary people who have made some poor decisions,...
...with and against in the prison which is great, some common ground. Even the governors play, it’s amazing. If you’re interested in starting your career in the Prison Service, an...