...narratives. As someone raising a young Black boy, it's important for me to empower him and others to be better and do better. Mai: I’m able to learn about and...
...to someone considering applying for an OSG role but unsure about the challenges, based on your experience? Talk to someone who's done the job, not necessarily an OSG job, but...
...have a one-to-one conversation. And, if they want to sit in their room, they know that we'd be checking on them regularly just to make sure they're OK. I think...
...(PE) instructor. I’ve now progressed to be a custodial manager and I’m in charge of six PE instructors. I think working in the gym is one of the best jobs...
...I worried about the academic side, but my grades were better than I expected. Balancing work, studies, reserves, and family was tough, but the Probation Service made it manageable, and...
Working in the Probation Service can open up a lot of interesting opportunities. We talk to Shauna who joined us as a case administrator and now works in one of...
...to apply to the programme as I wanted to be able to do more work with people on a one-to-one basis, to try and make a difference. I liked the...
...people on probation. Yes, I work with individuals who have committed a wide range of crimes – including some more serious ones. But everyone in a CP working group has...
...supervising prisoners to learn new skills. If you're looking for a catering job where you can make an impact far beyond the kitchen, read on to see what one of...
...you and I know that I am going to be so much better around my nieces and nephews when I get out because of you.” That one comment reinforces how...