Security Opportunity: Police Community Support Officer

Police Community Support Officer Current Vacancies

2006-11-26:

The role of Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) has been developed as a result of the Police Reform Act 2002.
PCSOs work alongside the police in a supporting role, providing a visible presence and helping to reassure the public.
By dealing with minor incidents PCSOs enable police to make more effective use of their time.
The work may also include assisting at large public gatherings, such as sports events and public demonstrations.
PCSOs work under the direction of the police commander in their area.
They work in pairs or small teams.
The exact nature of the work of PCSOs will vary, depending on the particular police force and in response to local needs.
PCSOs work shifts, including weekends and bank holidays.
Part-time work and job-share may be available.
PCSOs are employed and managed by local police forces across the country and demand is rapidly increasing.
The post of police community support officer is sometimes used as a stepping stone into other police staff careers, or can lead to tutoring new PCSOs. PCSOs can be paid between 16,000 and 19,000 a year plus a shift allowance. (Permalink)

British Transport Police

2007-01-13: British Transport Police (BTP) and how to apply as a Police Officer, Police Community Support Officer, Special Constable or member of Police Staff. If you are an Officer currently serving with another Force you can also find information on how to Transfer to BTP. The site contains details of all externally available vacancies and enables you to apply to those that are of interest to you. The British Transport Police - what the BTP does and how we work in partnership with rail operators, their staff and passengers throughout England, Wales and Scotland British, Transport, Police, British Transport Police, BTP, police force, rail, railways, travel, safety, train, recruitment, jobs, specials, constable, special constable, police officer, rail operator, crime prevention, about the BTP, policing, Scotland, Wales, England, UK British Transport Police is the national police force for the railways providing a policing service to rail operators, their staff and passengers throughout England, Wales and Scotland. The Force is also responsible for policing the London Underground system, the Docklands Light Railway, the Midland Metro Tram System and Croydon Tramlink. The British Transport Police is divided into seven territorial Areas. As a specialist force its 3,002 police officers, Special Constables and police staff provide a policing service across the National Railway system, the London Underground, Docklands Light Railway, the Midland Metro and Croydon Tramlink systems. The seven areas are; London Underground - Heathrow - London North - London South - Wales and Western -North Eastern - North Western - Scottish Detective Constables Operations Department Manchester, Liverpool Detective Constables General Operations London, : Croydon and Brighton Police Constables General Operations London Police Constables General Operations London, Central Location Police Sergeants General Operations London, Kings Cross; Liverpool St; Ebury Bridge; Victoria Police Community Support Officers - London To ?23,800. Interested persons should apply to BTP at http://www.btprecruitment.com/searchvacancies.asp (Permalink)

Police community support officers

2007-01-13: Police community support officers Want to give something back to your community Then have you considered taking up a challenging role as a police community support officer Select a force below to search for vacancies for police community support officers. Or choose All forces to view the available vacancies in all 43 English and Welsh forces. Although PCSOs do not have the same powers as regular police officers, they still carry a lot of responsibility, and are a critical part of the police force. Please note you can only apply to one force at a time... Interested persons should apply to PCSO at http://www.policecouldyou.co.uk/pcso/pcso_apply.php (Permalink)

UK Police recruitment

2007-12-02: Want to apply for a role in the police force?
Recruitment The UK Police Service is always actively looking to recuit new full-time officers, volunteer special constables and graduates for our HPD scheme.
If that's not for you, a variety of other careers are also available within the UK Police Service, including opportunities in administration, IT
and Human Resource management. Interested persons should apply to The UK Police Service at http://www.policecouldyou.co.uk/vacancies.html (Permalink)