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Yvette tells us all about what a Community Correction Officer does and how it reduces reoffending in the community.
“We're all here because we believe that with the right management, support, and services, offenders have more opportunities to change.”
- Ross, Community Corrections Officer – CSNSW
Community Corrections Officers supervise and monitor offenders on various community-based orders across several locations including community and corrections offices, correctional centres, courts, and home visits.
They develop individual case plans for offenders while assisting their successful integration back into society. They are also responsible for providing advice to courts and releasing authorities regarding sentencing, parole, and breach of orders.
The necessary experience and qualities considered for the role include completing a Certificate IV in Correctional Practice whilst supervising a caseload of offenders within 12 months of commencement. Current driver's licence and have a willingness to drive within NSW.
Pre-employment checks are a critical part of the Community Corrections Officers recruitment process and includes national criminal history check including fingerprint check, contact with offender check, and other reference and conduct checks.
Working a 35-hour week, Monday to Friday provides Community Corrections Officers the flexibility to thrive at work, home and in the community.
01 Aug 2023
