Want To Become A Police Community Support Officer In 2011?

At the Very First Attempt



We Will Show You How

As a police community support officer you can now earn anything up to £25,000 once you have completed your training if you chose to work in the bigger cities such as london not bad for a job you enjoy.

The working environment of a PCSO is not too bad either as you will work in small teams often within your local area on a shift basis. This means that you may work for 3 days and then have the following 3 days off. This flexibility will allow you much more free time to do the things you want to do, many of which would be unavailable with a 9 to 5 job.

In addition to all this:

There are no formal qualifications required for this role and it is not restricted to a specific age group which means it is open to people from all walks of life.


The job is also seen as a stepping stone to for those looking to become a police officer further on down the line (with police officers now earning £28,000 while training!)

The job of a police community support officer is also a rewarding career with a high level of job satisfaction and as with any job of this type there comes a recruitment process which is often difficult to pass.

When you are applying for the career of a PCSO, it is of vital importance that you prepare yourself fully. What this means is that you do everything you can to find out what is required of you. Most people do not read the information required on the application form and therefore do not progress to the next stage.
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