Cooking in Scrubs - A spotlight on working as a prison caterer
...create quality, nutritional meals for everyone is key. One day I might be making a simple pasta salad, but I work hard to make it the very best it can...
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From fitting cars to steering prison wings - Jack’s journey
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operational support grade, OSG, Personal stories
...keep busy. There’s nothing better than doing that at a prison. I get stuck in and like being involved with things. It’s a very varied role. What does a typical...
5 things you need to know about being a prison officer
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Career progression, Personal stories, Prison officer, Recruitment advice
...Elmley, I was promoted to governor. I transferred to HMP Standford Hill in 2017 to take up the role and was later governor at HMP Elmley and HMP Maidstone. Changing...
The probation services officer role from two different perspectives
...say to anyone considering a career as a probation services officer? Georgie: You’re there to help and everyone deserves the chance to change. There will be tough days, but there’s...
Why becoming a case administrator could be your best career move
...referrals are done manage phone calls, but it's not like a call centre. You're collecting quite important information which can help form a picture of what's going on with that...
A day in the life of a case administrator
...also can learn how many people on probation have accommodation and employment. We send out breach notices if someone has failed to attend or comply with their appointment. We have...
Top tips for completing the PQiP application form
...education and career, you will need to complete three behaviour-based questions and one experience question. Behaviour-based questions are looking for the actions and activities that people do which result in...
The skills you need to be a Community Payback supervisor
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Personal stories, Probation, Uncategorized, Ways of working
...a people person and looking for a rewarding career where you can make a real difference, find out more and take a look at our latest vacancies. Barbara, who’s done...
“I love working as a Community Payback supervisor.”
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Personal stories, Probation, Ways of working
...be able to read people – to assess situations and make quick decisions before they potentially escalate. We work with people who’ve committed offences, so know they’ve done bad things....
Helping prisoners turn their lives around: the vital role specialist production instructors play
Life inside a prison is about so much more than prisoners moving between their cells and communal areas, and prison officers locking and unlocking doors. There are a whole range...