Why I became a probation officer
We spoke to probation officer, Alex, to discover what made him choose to become a probation officer and to find out about his journey so far. What inspired you to...
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Reclaiming Narratives: Black History Month - Insights from Community Payback Supervisor Victoria's 19-Year Career
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Black History Month, Community Payback, Personal stories, Probation
...behaviors from offenders and learning how to adjust and adapt to each individual and their needs. My strategy is applying my listening skills, being empathetic to their needs, and having...
From crafting mosaics to creating better futures
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Black History Month, Career progression, Culture, Personal stories
...get a feel of how to work within that environment. When a position became available, I was asked if I wanted to take over the class and that’s I how...
Working with people on probation
...of paperwork to complete, but it helped me to structure the appointment. The Person on Probation was keen to go home as soon as possible as he came to the...
“I love working as a Community Payback supervisor.”
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Personal stories, Probation, Ways of working
...taking them to one side and talking to them.” “You need to be a people person, and how you get on as a CP supervisor has got a lot to...
Cooking in Scrubs - A spotlight on working as a prison caterer
...how essential they are. Prisons are disciplined environments, but also very dynamic, and you need to be able to respond to changing needs. Teamwork is paramount. What are some of...
Programme Facilitator: Core Skills and Job Insights
...not being stuck to a desk. How do you decompress? Craig: We allocate dedicated time at the end of each session to reflect, discuss how things went and check in...
Top tips for completing the PQiP application form
...opportunity to demonstrate evidence of what you did to showcase the behaviour/experience. Keep your answers concise and to the point Review your answer and see if you’re able to summarise...
What it’s like working as a prison caterer
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Personal stories, Prison catering, Ways of working
...the prisoners have made mistakes that have landed them in prison, they’re not necessarily bad people. Generally, they’re happy to be working and keen to learn how to make new...
Prison officer Assessment and Recruitment Centres (ARCs) are now online: what you need to know
...can be assessed in the same way and to the same standards we use in our face-to-face centres. Prior to your assessment date, you'll be sent a link to an...