Do you have, or are you in your final year of the Professional Policing Degree?

If so, we are offering an exciting opportunity for you to register your interest in becoming a Police Officer in readiness for our next pre-join opening window in November 2021. This opportunity is for individuals who have already graduated with a professional policing degree or those who are due to graduate in 2022.  

Following your registration, you’ll be invited to a familiarisation session where you’ll gain an insight into the role of a Police Officer, learn more about the support available from our Workforce Representation Team and hear about our recruitment process. You’ll also hear about the training programme.  

This will also be a chance for you to ask any questions about the role, the recruitment process or about North Wales Police.

We hope the event will enable you to make an informed decision on if the role of a Police Officer is for you and ‘if you can be the difference you want to be’

 Force Online Familiarisation Events

15th October 2021 2.30pm - 4pm

19th October 2021 1pm - 2.30pm

28th October 2021 5pm - 6.30pm

Frequently Asked Questions

I have a degree in policing studies, can I register?

Unfortunately not for this campaign, however, if you set up an alert on our vacancies page here you’ll be sent an alert when we are advertising for your interested role.

I don’t graduate until next year, can I register?

Yes. If you were successful, you’d need to submit your degree when received prior to us being able to offer you an appointment.

I am not a Special can I register?

Absolutely, registrations are accepted from anyone with or studying for the degree.

I don’t live in North Wales, can I register?

Yes of course, if you were successful, you’d need to consider the travelling distance to your allocated station. North Wales is a beautiful place to live and work.

What if I can’t make the familiarisation sessions?

We’ve tried to offer the times in advance so people can plan to attend. Attendance is important as it helps you get an understanding of the role and recruitment process, so you are well prepared for when the application window opens. Attending also means you’ll receive a link to apply.

Positive Action - are you eligible?

We recognise that everybody’s needs are unique and different. Our Workforce Representation Team offer a variety of initiatives including providing appropriate advice, encouragement and support throughout the recruitment process. If you’re from a Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic (BAME) background, minority religion group, Female,  LGBT+, have a disability or neurodiverse condition (e.g. dyslexia), the Workforce Representation Team may be able to offer you Positive Action support depending on the role you are applying for. Visit our Positive Action page to learn more about how this works and our commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion.