Do you want a career that is worthwhile, rewarding and will make a real difference to people’s lives, as well as protecting our communities?

Then Northamptonshire Probation Area can offer:

The opportunity to join a professional organisation that is committed to recruiting a workforce representative of the diverse communities across Northamptonshire where you will have a role that is rewarding and challenging with the opportunity of a structured career path and personal development.

Eligibility:

Northamptonshire Probation Area is one of the best performing area of 42 areas across the country and is proud of both its heritage and ability to develop and change to meet new challenges. Our vision is “to deliver effective and high quality services that address the concerns of victims, enhance public confidence and take account of the specific needs of offenders”.

We want you to join our talented and dedicated team of over 297 employees to play a key role in Northamptonshire Probation Area. Depending on your experience, interests and skills we can offer a wide range of challenging and interesting jobs allowing you to make a real difference in the work you do. You may want to work directly with offenders or prefer a less front- line role. Whatever your interests, we can guarantee that the experience of working for us will be a positive one.

This is an exciting time to join the Probation Service, when the work we do to rehabilitate offenders and protect the public really makes a difference. You will find yourself working with a variety of other agencies and partners across the county to realise our vision of “enhancing public confidence”.

Northamptonshire Probation Area is strongly committed to a policy of equal opportunities and opposes all forms of discrimination. Applications are welcome from all sections of the community and candidates will be selected solely on their ability to undertake the duties of the post.

So come and take a look at our vacancies using the link below

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