Spotlight: the prison officer online assessment centre
...team any questions you may have about next steps. An insight into the assessments You will need to be fluent in spoken and written English. 1. Interview To see if...
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From personal trainer to PE instructor
...(PE) instructor. I’ve now progressed to be a custodial manager and I’m in charge of six PE instructors. I think working in the gym is one of the best jobs...
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...
"Becoming a Community Payback supervisor is a great career choice.”
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Ali Searle, Posted on:
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Community Payback, Personal stories, Probation, Ways of working
...practical for me to commit to doing the qualification that was needed to be a probation officer. So, this job was a great route into the Probation Service and gaining...
National Apprenticeship Week 2021: our new professional Custody and Detention Apprenticeship
...me. I needed to learn about other departments in the establishment and to understand how their roles played a part within a resident’s sentence and how all departments work together...
How one-to-one conversations are helping make prisons safer
...other staff members. Are you interested in the role of a key worker or key worker champion in prison? Join the prison service, and make a difference to people’s lives....
Neurodiversity and the criminal justice system
Neurodivergent individuals often struggle in unfamiliar environments, this is because their brain processes, functions and interprets information differently from a ‘neurotypical’ brain. So, the court setting, and the fact that...
Leading with Pride
...contributes to a happier and more effective workplace. A lot of my colleagues have said as much to me too. It’s great to go to Pride events and hear what...
“People are often at their lowest when we see them in prison. As probation officers, we can help by giving them the tools to change.”
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Adam, Posted on:
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Career progression, Guest post, Personal stories, PQiP, Probation, Ways of working
...lives Prior to their release from custody, I liaise with a range of agencies to ensure an individual has the necessary resources in place to support them to return to...
What it’s like working as a Community Payback placement coordinator
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Ministry of Justice, Posted on:
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Community Payback, Personal stories, Probation
...new CP projects. Initially, this might involve doing some internet research to find potential organisations – such as local authorities or charities – that might be able to provide suitable...