...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...
...in their case. We keep victims informed about how long the offender is going be in the prison system. We keep in contact with victims until an offender finishes their...
...what strategies need to be in place to manage this risk. The risk management plans in place can include external controls such as curfews, GPS monitoring and enforceable appointments to...
...get comfortable in the environment and then make that transition across to officer. There are so many doors that can open - it is a good career to get into....
...challenges, and if not, someone’s always there to help you.” Skills and qualities for success in the role Eleanor shared some insights into what makes a good Business Admin. She...
...leaving the Armed Forces or a veteran? Visit our Advance into Justice website to find out how you can transition into a rewarding second career in catering. Not a service...
Thinking of applying to be a prison officer, but not sure if it’s for you? Our interactive online activity will give you more of an insight into the role. What's...
...in an operational capacity. I’ve met many OSGs who have moved into administrative or headquarters roles. In fact, some people in my current team started in security or other roles...
...interactions. Offenders will learn to develop skills like emotional control and assessment of positive and negative influences in their lives. TSP runs for 19 sessions with groups of up to...
...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...