I have an interview tomorrow morning & I was nervous. This video has been massivley helpful. I really hope I can get the job. I need something to go right in my life.
@@MadMike1203 They didn't pass my vetting, so I put an appeal, they gave a generic bland templated decision letter not at all hinting the reason for the vetting rejection but I knew why. Anyway, a mate that has been working in a Cat A prison for three years absolutely hates his job and tells me that I'm extremely lucky and that I dodged a bullet. It is what it is.
@@supyo7778 Rigid career progression. He is a hard worker but they won't consider him for promotion. Secondly, it's a very challenging job. You are at a risk of being incriminated and jailed for death by negligence on suicide watch duty. It's so remarkable that officers are pulled away when they are required to monitor a number of vulnerable inmates on a timed basis. Thirdly, you are effectivley in the prison. The mindset is not one that fits 100% of individuals who work there. Mental health support is not where it should be. Fourthly, dangerous aspect, you are at risk of being attacked and potentially killed any day on any shift (even more so for a Cat A prison). I could continue but I have to go to sleep now. Oh yeah strange work patterns..etc.
@@TheScholar1 oh yeah I understand and seeing it from that perspective. I have a job interview for a Detention officer for juveniles. I hope it’s different but I imagine the same work fields. Maybe less threatening. Thanks for the things to keep in mind! Good luck with future job openings!
I got the very big ideas and once again thank you always, Im from PAPUA NEW GUINEA and I have an interview coming up next month, hope that will help me ❤
Hello, I have just been doing the practice questions for the UK application form, and the maths questions are really hard. Nothing like some other practice questions I did before which were easy counting questions. Do I need to be able to do all this graph stuff?
Hello I had a question regarding filling out a resume for corrections position, i’ve had about six jobs, but about three of them I’ve only worked A few weeks at, and I’ve had a job where I’ve worked one day at, i left those jobs, my question is even if my past jobs I’ve worked less then a month , should I still include them on my work experience for my resume even though it was for a day? Or month? My current job I have been at for almost a year, what’s your opinion on this?
You don't have to include every job on a resume. I would not include the job you spent one day at for certain - it adds nothing and raises lots of questions you would rather not be asked. Lots of jobs in a very short time can be worrying for a hiring manager so I'd have good answers ready about these. If the jobs are by their nature contract or short term you could include them. Employers will scan for gaps and will ask about them so if you can write your resume to minimize these that helps (e.g. overlapping months).
I have an interview tomorrow morning & I was nervous. This video has been massivley helpful. I really hope I can get the job. I need something to go right in my life.
Did u get the job ?
@@MadMike1203 They didn't pass my vetting, so I put an appeal, they gave a generic bland templated decision letter not at all hinting the reason for the vetting rejection but I knew why.
Anyway, a mate that has been working in a Cat A prison for three years absolutely hates his job and tells me that I'm extremely lucky and that I dodged a bullet. It is what it is.
@@TheScholar1 why does he hate it
@@supyo7778 Rigid career progression. He is a hard worker but they won't consider him for promotion.
Secondly, it's a very challenging job. You are at a risk of being incriminated and jailed for death by negligence on suicide watch duty. It's so remarkable that officers are pulled away when they are required to monitor a number of vulnerable inmates on a timed basis.
Thirdly, you are effectivley in the prison. The mindset is not one that fits 100% of individuals who work there. Mental health support is not where it should be.
Fourthly, dangerous aspect, you are at risk of being attacked and potentially killed any day on any shift (even more so for a Cat A prison).
I could continue but I have to go to sleep now. Oh yeah strange work patterns..etc.
@@TheScholar1 oh yeah I understand and seeing it from that perspective. I have a job interview for a Detention officer for juveniles. I hope it’s different but I imagine the same work fields. Maybe less threatening. Thanks for the things to keep in mind! Good luck with future job openings!
Watching this video on repeat, have an interview later this evening. This all sounds amazingly helpful, hoping this video will bring me success!
Good luck!
I had interview today and passed, thank you so much ☺️
I subscribe and liked your videos.
Congrats
How did you prepare exam
Brilliant, I have an interview in the morning. You’ve pulled everything together.
How’d it go?
Very helpful, thank you very much.
The first question I was asked was I have two minutes to tell them verbally my résumé. I was not ready for that at all.
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Thank you this helped out a bunch especailly the ending
This is very very enlightening. Thank you so much.
Been watching a lot of videos of interviews for corrections. I have an interview in december
I got the very big ideas and once again thank you always, Im from PAPUA NEW GUINEA and I have an interview coming up next month, hope that will help me ❤
Amazing video, very informative
interview tomorrow morning. will let you know how it goes
How was it
Did you get the job
Thank You very much ,really needed that advice and explanation. Thanks
Good luck! Glad it helped
🙂Thank you ! I passed !
Thank you for the advice it helping me a lot
Hello, I have just been doing the practice questions for the UK application form, and the maths questions are really hard. Nothing like some other practice questions I did before which were easy counting questions. Do I need to be able to do all this graph stuff?
I wasnt asked one of these questions.
Do you remember anything they asked? I have an interview tomorrow and I’ve been doing some research for the past few days
@@TheTiffanyBrand Did you get the job? can you please give me some tips for this?
Hello I had a question regarding filling out a resume for corrections position, i’ve had about six jobs, but about three of them I’ve only worked A few weeks at, and I’ve had a job where I’ve worked one day at, i left those jobs, my question is even if my past jobs I’ve worked less then a month , should I still include them on my work experience for my resume even though it was for a day? Or month? My current job I have been at for almost a year, what’s your opinion on this?
You don't have to include every job on a resume. I would not include the job you spent one day at for certain - it adds nothing and raises lots of questions you would rather not be asked. Lots of jobs in a very short time can be worrying for a hiring manager so I'd have good answers ready about these. If the jobs are by their nature contract or short term you could include them. Employers will scan for gaps and will ask about them so if you can write your resume to minimize these that helps (e.g. overlapping months).
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I have 6 months to reapply.
Wat did u fail
How did you get ?
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