...and applied them to the prison case admin role. I enjoyed working in the prison and reading through the case files, understanding how the system worked and speaking to and...
...working with people who do actually want to change their path, they don’t want to be involved with the lifestyle they’ve been in before, they want help to take their...
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...off retail, work at Toys-R-Us during Christmas! I didn’t want to do that anymore, and my dad, who used to work in the Prison Service, told me there were OSG...
...their faces and make them feel that they have to be happy, and have to get involved in everything. They know that staff are there 24/7. If they wanted to...
...in being a prison officer. You’ll be trained in being keyworkers for prisoners: to be mentors and guides. This includes understanding how you behave and how you are perceived as...
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...she moved to a Youth Offending. In 2005, Jenny became a senior probation officer and moved into a new role working in Approved Premises - a standout in her career....
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...certain qualities into the role, spot opportunities to use them. Treat the people you work with as individuals, and how you’d want to be treated yourself. Whatever mistakes they...