...What’s your career journey in the Probation Service been like? I’ve been in my current role for just under three years now, and I can honestly say I couldn’t have...
...within a supportive environment. What's more, if you’re interested in progressing to be a prison officer or taking on another prison role, you’ll have access to learning and development opportunities...
...nightclub and then working in the custody suite at Bristol Crown Court. He then moved into the Prison Service two-and-a-half-years ago, becoming the latest person to step into an extraordinary...
...my interest in the job started during my studies. For me it’s about helping people in the community and protecting the public. Georgie: I worked in a gym before and...
...this out. And you know, I can always go back. Was it straightforward to return? Yes, I still had a few people that I knew, working in my old team,...
...read the CP supervisor ad, I thought the work sounded interesting. I was used to dealing with people from all walks of life – including some exhibiting difficult behaviours –...
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...third year, finished my final exams in May, and started working in June 1999. I now work as a deputy director at HMPPS HQ. I worked in prisons for around...
...now looking forward to finishing the POELT course, returning to the prison and being more involved in the good work that takes place within the prison service. Carly Johnson In...
“I’ve just got a job as a prison officer in a category B prison… but what does category B mean?” In England and Wales, prisoners are categorised based on: risk...