Team Herts welcomes new police officers
Another 16 new police officers are joining Hertfordshire Constabulary’s frontline teams following their graduation.
On Thursday 5 March, Chief Constable Andy Prophet congratulated the latest cohort of officers to join Team Herts.
He told them that they can look forward to a career where no two days are the same and where they will make a real difference to the communities that they serve.
‘Policing is a job that takes special individuals. It’s not something that everyone can do and while often challenging, it is a career that is hugely rewarding,’ he said.
‘These 16 new officers are now joining frontline teams who are relentless in their pursuit of criminals to ensure we bring offenders to justice and protect the public.’
The latest graduates come from a range of backgrounds including a primary school teacher, a painter decorator, a restaurant manager, student and waiter.
Could you be next?
The constabulary is currently recruiting so you could be next in line to put on a police uniform and make a real difference to people’s lives. You’ll be supported through training before joining frontline teams where you’ll be mentored to continue to learn and fulfil your potential.
The constabulary welcomes people from all walks of life and backgrounds.
Currently recruiting for:
- Police Constable Entry Programme (PCEP) – where you’ll complete 20 weeks of initial training before joining a frontline policing team
- Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship – where you’ll get paid while combining studying for a degree and on-the-job training
Apply now before the Tuesday 31 March deadline.
More details about joining Team Herts can be found at Careers | Hertfordshire Constabulary.
Already a police officer elsewhere?
If you’re already a police officer and would like to join Herts Constabulary, the transferee scheme is now open.
PCs, detectives and Sergeants are invited to join: