...a member of the armed forces, I can attest to a career in the justice system being an enjoyable and rewarding second career to consider on leaving the armed forces....
...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...
...make sure they have nothing that is banned from the building. We give visitors the best experience that we can, we provide customer service. I try to be polite and...
...the probation service become involved very quickly after they’ve been convicted of an offence can be very stressful for them. When I meet offenders for the first time, it is...
...and behavioural problems and really enjoyed it, which is where my interest in working with those in the crime cycle began. "I knew I wanted to work with people where...
...the phonetic alphabet before starting my OSG role. It is essential for radio communication, and I encourage new OSGs to learn it as soon as possible. What would you say...
...us as a case administrator. Tell us a bit about yourself I work in the Norwich hub for London probation. I did 31 years in the museums and heritage sector...
...told us what he likes about working part-time. “I’ve been working part-time as a prison officer at HMP Wayland for about two and a half years now. It’s great, because...
...these equally vital roles. Visit our dedicated web page to find out more. Preparing for your OAC and need more information? Visit our dedicated online prison officer application centre for:...
Ever wondered what a typical day looks like for a probation officer? The role can be challenging yet exciting. We asked Sam Gildersleeve what a day in his shoes looks...