Thinking of joining tha Polis, innit. Would you recommend it?
Given your level of literacy you will ace the entrance exam 😉
Doubt if you'll find any force at the moment recruiting
Beaten to it by Rorschach!
Damn your eyes and damn your breeches, Sir!
Thinking of joining tha Polis, innit.
LOL. Are they recruiting 12 year olds now ??
not very likely, they are all too busy harrassing innocent cyclists - gits.
I know that after the riots we are all supposed to feel sorry for the boys in blue but its pretty hard for me until they take the same attitude to motorists breaches as they do to a cyclists.
One of the best overtime deals going, great pensions and you can retire at about 45 so for a career it maybe has somethings going for it.
S'wicked* blood, well recommended aye.
*This might not be true.
One of the best overtime deals going, great pensions and you can retire at about 45 so for a career it maybe has somethings going for it.
Not for much longer
For the things I've seen over the years and the problems it's caused me ,the pay is miserable, but would I join again
Yes, in a heartbeat
Heartbeat - i see what you did there.
Flash...you snooze-you looze (sic).
I think you'll find it's not as Rosie as it used to be easygirl.
Not very positve so far, huh?
there are lots of easier ways to earn a similar wage. did it and wouldn't go back or recommend it, innit.
Joking aside, some days it's a great job, some days it's hideous, some days it's neither here nor there. Some people are well suited to it, some aren't particularly but manage it, some should never be let near it.
Perhaps consider the specials to find out if it's for you, and you're for it?
One of the best overtime deals going, great pensions and you can retire at about 45 so for a career it maybe has somethings going for it.
Really?
Pay freeze for 3 years, mass redundancy for civilian staff, loss of overtime rates in time for the Olympics, very high chance of injury on duty, enforced retirement at 30 years service (reg A19), enforced medical retirement if injured and cannot work front line (reg A20), non-existent support from senior officers; your actions and split second decisions will be pored over and examined for years after the event, which can lead to your dismissal and treatment as a criminal even if there have been no offences committed. If you do commit a fairly low level offence that any other member of society would receive a caution for, you stand a VERY real chance of going to prison...
Yup, there are worse careers out there.
thats what i meant mildred, well written. i don't have to take care with what i write anymore:-)
Heartbeat - i see what you did there.
That brings back memories of Nick Berry singing that themetune....
Really?Pay freeze for 3 years, mass redundancy for civilian staff, loss of overtime rates in time for the Olympics, very high chance of injury on duty, enforced retirement at 30 years service (reg A19), enforced medical retirement if injured and cannot work front line (reg A20), non-existent support from senior officers; your actions and split second decisions will be pored over and examined for years after the event, which can lead to your dismissal and treatment as a criminal even if there have been no offences committed. If you do commit a fairly low level offence that any other member of society would receive a caution for, you stand a VERY real chance of going to prison...
Yup, there are worse careers out there.
Still, somewhat bizarrely, the Police Service are one of those rare employers that don't seem to mind if you have a criminal record upon joining, even for fairly serious offences.
What's the story there Tucker?
if you are a violent sociopathic misanthrope you have to options, join the filth or become a PE teacher. 😀
although you may still be eligible to join the police service if you have minor convictions/cautions, there are certain offences and conditions that will make you ineligible. If you are at all unsure, contact your chosen force for more information
from
http://policerecruitment.homeoffice.gov.uk/police-officer/am-i-eligible/index.html
successful troll is successful
Still, somewhat bizarrely, the Police Service are one of those rare employers that don't seem to mind if you have a criminal record upon joining, even for fairly serious offences.
I had always assumed that you had to join first.
That is utter boolacks Tucker.
I was police staff and I know I'd have lost my job for even minor offences and the vetting was pretty strict.
To the original OP - best chance of getting in now is to join the specials and wait.
Most cops you hear cant speak English well have few qualifications and loads of shit tattoos (exageration ) If the entrance requirement was raised to degree level maybe they would command more respect
Most cops you hear cant speak English well have few qualifications and loads of shit tattoos (exageration ) If the entrance requirement was raised to degree level maybe they would command more respect
I could see that working here too, stop some of the less intelligent posting, no?
I would recommend it, but - not knowing anything about you - I would either get a few years life experience if required, or as suggested above, try the specials first, especially as I can't see any full-time recruitment in the next few years. More than two-thirds of my intake were graduates, but that won't make any difference to your career path if you join. But I can see a lot of forces making time in the specials compulsory before joining full-time, if only for cheap labour!
And it would help if you didn't refer to us as 'Rozzas' in any application form