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WATCH: Guernsey Police launch local recruitment campaign

WATCH: Guernsey Police launch local recruitment campaign

Tuesday 17 September 2019

WATCH: Guernsey Police launch local recruitment campaign

Tuesday 17 September 2019


Guernsey Police are looking for up to ten new Police Officers to join the team.

They have launched this year's local recruitment campaign, giving potential candidates until 31 October to get their applications in.

"This is one of the most varied and exciting careers that Guernsey has to offer," said Head of Learning and Development, Jim Bell. "We will provide you with extensive, ongoing training and give you all the tools you need to keep our island community safe.

"Crime doesn't discriminate and neither do we - we want people from all walks of life, those just starting out in the workplace to those wanting an entirely new career. If you think you have what it takes, then we want to hear from you."

Chosen applicants will be required to take part in recruitment and fitness tests, assessments and interviews before being hired.

Successful candidates will start employment in February next year, when they will begin 15-18 weeks of training.

"This is more than just a career, it's multiple job opportunities with lifelong learning potential," Mr Bell added. "After two years probation, you will have the chance to specialise and learn new skills. This is your chance to start a career where you can be a response driver, a dog handler, part of the firearms or bomb disposal teams or investigations - and where you can combat crime, keep our streets safe and contribute to the security of our islands.

"There's all of this opportunity and so much more. The first step to all of this is filling in the application form. If you have applied previously and were unsuccessful after initial tests, assessment or interview, why not reapply? You never know!

"This is your chance to join us, be part of a team and work for the most grateful but demanding employer possible - your community!"

More information on the role is available here.

Pictured top: File image.

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