...an office person’ and you’re looking for rewarding work, read what she has to say about her job and see if it’s for you. You can find more information about...
...common is wanting to make a difference. Officer Worrall decided to become a prison office after working as a personal trainer in private gyms for a decade. He tells us...
...often for many weeks. So, first and foremost, you’ve got to be a people person. If you can relate to the people in your group, in the main they’ll respond...
...it. One of the men who has been in the prison system for over 14 years said to me: “Feeley, I have so much respect for you. I’m right behind...
...young offender institution for young offenders who are aged 18-30. Before starting, Eleanor also didn’t know what department she would be going into. She says, “it was interesting to find...
...to be in the office as it allows for a better work-life balance. However, others have preferred to work in this way. My line manager’s been understanding about this though...
...to ask any questions you may have. There will also be a debrief at the end of the day for any remaining questions and for you to have the chance...
...great benefits on offer to those working in these important roles. We spoke to Nicola who returned to the Probation Service after a few years out, working for a charity...
...the role? What forms this can take and how you approach it Protecting the public is at the heart of what we do and forms a big part of the...
...need for resilience what it’s like to not give up on someone Helping you decide if the role is for you After each video, you’ll be given a multiple-choice question...