{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nPolice Officer with South Wales Police in Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom\n\n Job Title Police Officer Location : Forcewide Salary: £29,907 per annum Job Type: Full time, permanent About Us South Wales Police brings together thousands of people with the same aim - to keep South Wales safe. We want to be the best at understanding and responding to our community's needs. To do this we need the very best candidates from a wide range of backgrounds to become part of our policing family. A career in policing demands skill, compassion, leadership, initiative, and a genuine desire to make a difference to society. We work 24 hours a day, seven days a week, across an area of about 800 square miles from Swansea to Merthyr Tydfil to our capital city, Cardiff. It's a job but where no two days are the same - and it offers a variety of fulfilling and exciting career. About The Role Police Constable Entry Programme (PCEP) South Wales Police is offering a fourth non-degree entry route called the Police Constable Entry Programme (PCEP). The role can be challenging, and you will need to be resilient and resourceful, but we are here to support you. You will need to be committed to a journey that requires balancing academic requirements and a new role within a 24/7 policing service. It is a job like no other and we are looking for people with diverse skills and experiences to join our successful team. Duties And Responsibilities Your first 6 months will be spent in Initial Training based at the Police Learning Centre (Ty Morgannwg), South Wales Police Headquarters, Bridgend, where you will be trained in legislation, South Wales Police policies / procedures and essential policing skills, such as Personal Safety Training and First Aid. Throughout the 6 months Initial Training Phase, you will be regularly assessed in relation to your legislative knowledge and practical policing skills, which you will be required to successfully pass to continue your training into your Tutorship Phase. Within your Tutorship Phase you will be deployed to a uniform response team, where you will be paired with and learn from an accredited tutor until you achieve Independent Patrol Status at the end of year one of your PCEP Programme by successful completion of your year 1 Occupational Competency Portfolio. The shift pattern you will follow during your Tutorship Phase will be a rotating shift pattern of days (0700-1700), onto afternoons (1500-2300 or 1600-0300 on Friday / Saturday) and onto nights (2200-0700), across 7 days of the week followed by 4 rest days. This will include Public Holidays. During year 2 of your PCEP Programme, you will be required to return to the Police Learning Centre (Ty Morgannwg), to continue with your level 5 training programme to undertake further legislative learning / training and assessments. During your 2-year probationary period, you will continue to be required to evidence your operational competence by dealing with a variety of different Police incidents and by the end of year 2 have successfully completed your Occupational Competency Portfolio. Applicants must successfully achieve both the operational and the academic elements of the programme to be retained past your probationary period. About You To be eligible for this route, candidates must have three years allied experience within the last five years from the date of application in one of the following sectors: - Criminal justice sector/CPS/courts/ Probation Border forces Armed forces Prison service Emergency services Fire Ambulance Special Constable Police Community Support Officer Custody Detention Officers Coast Guard Public Service Centre Investigation Cyber/digital and financial fraud/crimes Specialist roles in banking and financial sector Digital Investigations Specialist investigative roles within the policing sector Health and Social Care sectors Social work Youth work Social care work Justice and law enforcement Local Authority experience involving close working relationships with police In addition, you will need to have already achieved a GCSE Grade A-C in English and Maths, or a Level 2 Equivalent in these subjects. If you do not hold this qualification, you will need to complete an online English and Maths competency-based assessment. Please click the APPLY button to submit your CV for this role Candidates with experience or relevant job titles of policeman, officer, cop, constable, sheriff, copper, lawman, police may also be considered."}