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Have you thought about using your work and life skills to really make a difference in your neighbourhood?
After being made redundant, mum of two Ruxane decided she needed a new challenge and now she’s loving every minute out on the beat as a PCSO.
“I had been within the telecoms industry for around 20 years. After being made redundant I decided that I needed a change and the world was my oyster,” she said.
“My sister forwarded me a post on Facebook about becoming a PCSO. It was something I had never thought about before but it sounded interesting, so I applied.”
Nearly two years on, Ruxane hasn’t looked back and says she has learnt a lot on the job and grown as a person.
“Every day is very different and varied. I enjoy the challenge and that no two days are ever the same.
“If you’re a people person, like the outdoors in all weathers and enjoy dealing with a variety of issues, which can sometimes take you out of your comfort zone, then becoming a PCSO is for you.
“I can honestly say that I love my job and look forward to a new experience every day.”
Would you like to work for an organisation that’s putting crime and harm prevention first?
We are recruiting now for more PCSOs.
Come to our PCSO information evening on Wednesday 14 June to find our more (opens in a new window)!
Salaries start at £25,278 and go up to £30,951.
PCSOs improve the quality of life for residents and make their area safer by proactively tackling crime and anti-social behaviour.
There’s shift work, some weekends and evenings.
Part time and flexible hours offered.