Could you be a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO)?

We are recruiting Police Community Support Officers within the South Wales Police area.

PCSO on patrol, supporting communities in South Wales

Some info about us

Working for the police service is challenging – it’s like no other place you’ve worked before, or will ever work again.

Our professional, proud, and positive people are the key to our success.

Equality & Diversity Statement

Four rows of newly-graduated police officers in their full uniform, stood withtheir hands clasped in front of them.

We are looking for talented people right now

Information Technology Trainer

Post Reference: Temp643 - Temp653

6/S01 starting at £23,799 rising to £28,107

The closing date for this post is 9am on the 20th June 2013

Interview Transcriber

Post Reference: KSJP079

Scale 3 starting at £17188 rising to £18343

The closing date for this post is 9am on the 13th June 2013

Tape Librarian

Post Reference: KSJP099

Scale 1/3 starting at £14,779 rising to £18,343

The closing date for this post is 9am on the 13th June 2013.

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There are other ways to get involved

Special Constables
Our Special Constables play a vital role in policing South Wales. They have the same powers and duties as regular Police Officers but perform their duties around their day jobs as volunteers.
Police Support Volunteers
Police Support Volunteersare valued members of South Wales Police and we are fortunate to have them helping us. Their roles are varied and range from helping neighbourhood policing officers at PACT meetings through to helping at the South Wales Police Museum