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Unit 3: Employment in the non-uniformed public services
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Unit 3: Employment in the non-uniformed public services
Working in the non-uniformed Public Services
Task 1
Working in the non-uniformed Public Services
Education Service
The NHS
Social Services
The Probation Service
As a group discuss the positives as well as the negatives whilst working in the
Education Service
NHS
Social services
The Probation Service
Education Service
Positives & Negatives
Good pay
Good holidays
Stable employment
No shift work
High level of qualification required
You make a difference
Lots of opportunity for training
Social services
Positives & Negatives
NHS
Positives & Negatives
The probation service
Positives & Negatives
Some roles are well paid
Secure employment
Training
Varied work
Helping people
Save lives
Protecting those who need it
Varied and interesting role
Good job opportunities
Training
Saving lives
Opportunities for promotion
Teamwork
some roles good pay
Regarded by the public
Secure employment
Opportunity for promotion
Training
variety of work
Protecting community's
Supporting individuals
No shift work
Constantly changing profession
Often no respected by service users
Under-funded in some areas
often used as a political tennis ball
Underfunding in some areas
Work load beyond their level of experience
Scrutiny of Failures
Some roles very poorly paid
Stressful
Not well respected by the public
Poor pay in some roles
Shift work
Difficult nature in some of the work
Stressful and physically demanding
Interacting with defenders daily
Despite your best efforts offenders will often offend
Often unappreciated by the public
Learning Outcomes
Roles within the non-uniformed public services
Understand the different employment opportunities available in the non-uniformed public services.
Task: 2
Working in pairs, identify the variety of job roles available in the public services
- The Education Service
- The Probation Service
- Social Services
- National Health Service
Roles
National Health Service
Roles
Social Services
Nurse
Doctor
Midwife
Surgeon
Cleaner
Social Worker
Home Help
Occupational Therapist
Foster Carer
Lateral Thinking
Bert
Survivors cant be buried.
Bert’s father is Professor Maths. He has 4 children. 3 of them are called Add, Subtract and Divide. What is the fourth child called?
It is a women’s international match.
A plane travelling from England to Germany crashes mid-way in France. Where would the survivors be buried?
England are leading Germany 4-1 in an international football match at Wembley.
88 minutes of the match have been played but not one man on either side has scored a goal.
Roles
The Probation Services
Roles
The Education Service
Administrator
Manager
work with Prisoners
Teacher
Lecturer
Caretaker
Teaching Assistant
Receptionist
Psychologist
Special Needs Coordinator