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Looking for a career that makes a difference? Uncover the possibilities that await you at the Thames Valley Police Careers Fair on August 19th, located at the Saïd Business School in Oxford. Join us from 10am to 2pm and explore a range of impactful roles, from becoming a Police Officer or 999/101 Call Handler to diving into the world of Forensics. Make your mark and be a force for positive change in your community! Register today to secure your place, or walk-ins are welcome on the day.
Thames Valley Police (TVP) is celebrating after being recognised as a Top 100 Apprenticeship Employer in the Government’s annual listing for the second time in a row, ranking number 62. Thames Valley Police is committed to making apprenticeships appeal to a broad age range of people; whatever your background, now is the perfect time to bring your valuable experience and skills to an organisation dedicated to building safer and stronger communities. “The evolution of apprenticeships within Thames Valley Police are an excellent example of how we continue to provide fantastic career development opportunities for existing staff wanting to change roles, as well as new opportunities to join the Police Service in a variety of roles.”
Meet Rich Jarvis, Detective Chief Inspector in our Domestic Abuse and Stalking Unit. Rich has nearly 20 years' experience working in policing and has completed various attachments in Neighbourhood Policing and Criminal Investigation Department (CID) before becoming a Detective. Rich said: "Becoming a detective was the best decision I have made in the police. It’s helped me hugely in all my roles, helped me manage risk and provided strong foundations in all my decision making." Already hold a degree or in the final year of your study? Eager to pursue a career in investigation? Our two-year intensive Detective-DHEP programme could be for you. Read more and apply at: https://tvpcareers.co.uk/roles/police-officer/detective-constable/ (Other entry routes are available for those without a degree.)
Alongside our Police Officer and Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) vacancies, we're hiring for a number of roles across the force. At Thames Valley Police, we have a variety of part-time and full-time roles currently open for recruitment, in fields such as Finance, Investigation, Contact Management (999/101 calls), Property Services, Criminal Justice, Legal Services, and many more. Browse all vacancies at: https://thamesvalleypolice.tal.net/vx/lang-en-GB/mobile-0/appcentre-External/brand-3/xf-0de20db08ed8/candidate/jobboard/talentbank/1
As a Police Sergeant on the Prison Handler Unit, we recently spoke with Natasha about about how she is realising her potential at Thames Valley Police. Natasha said, "As a working mum of a 9-year-old, life outside work can be busy, so I like my roles to have structure, I do feel they suit me better and give me that work-life balance I need. As a leader, I enjoy seeing my #team grow, making their own decisions guided by their acquired knowledge. Most importantly for me, I like helping #officers progress." Click to read Natasha's full blog and discover the roles and opportunities available with a career at Thames Valley Police.
In just under 10 years of his policing career, Gassan has progressed from Police Constable to Chief Inspector. We recently spoke with him about how he is realising his potential at Thames Valley Police. Gassan said, "The opportunities are so vast; you just need to choose what works for you. What you want to do is encouraged. I’ve never felt like there was anything stopping me from achieving what I want to achieve other than me." Read Gassan's full blog and discover the #roles and opportunities available with a #career at Thames Valley Police: https://tvpcareers.co.uk/realising-his-potential-chief-inspector-gassan-shaladan/
As the first ever female Sergeant for the JOU (Joint Operations Unit) Dog Support Unit, Emma has been at Thames Valley Police for nearly 20 years and had long held ambitions of becoming a Police Dog Handler. We recently had a chat with Emma about her career, achievements and how she came to realise her potential. #ProudToBeTVP Read her blog and discover the roles and opportunities available with a career at Thames Valley Police: https://tvpcareers.co.uk/realising-her-potential-police-sergeant-emma-dainty-dog-handler/
"I wanted to do a job, which helped me make a difference and protect vulnerable people" – PC Shaharyar Khan of TVP’s Positive Action and Engagement Team It takes a team to keep our communities safe. Our force is now recruiting for Police Officers, Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs), 999/101 Call Handlers, and many more roles! Join our team and help keep our communities safe. #proudtobeTVP Apply today 🚓👉 https://tvpcareers.co.uk/roles/police-officer/
Do you want to support community safety, and feel like your work makes a difference every day? Join Thames Valley Police as a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO). Our PCSOs are the face of the police within local communities. As a PCSO, you will police our neighbourhoods, building strong relationships with our communities and partner agencies. Your role will be diverse and you will work to reduce crime and disorder. Join us in keeping Thames Valley safe. Apply today - go to link below:
Join TVP as a Detective Constable: Following the success of our 2020 programme, we are again opening recruitment for our direct to detective pathway called the Detective Constable – Degree Holder Entry Programme. Since the launch of the programme, 25 people have joined our force, over 60% of these new recruits were women and 21% came from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds. Over 70% were over the age of 26, with our oldest recruit in their early 50’s, which highlights that policing is continuing to attract people from diverse backgrounds and experience including those from the military, finance, education, planning, civil engineering, retail, travel and leisure sector and marketing industries. Learn more about the Detective-DHEP programme and how you can register your interest from the link below:
