Staffordshire opens graduate detective recruitment scheme

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Staffordshire opens graduate detective recruitment scheme

Staffordshire Police is set to recruit 30 new detectives with a graduate entry scheme.

23 new Special Constables in a socially distanced and virtual ceremony at the Police HQ in Stafford

Date - 20th April 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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Applications opened today (Monday 20 April) for a new entry route which allows those with a degree to complete a two-year graduate programme that develops investigative skills into serious and complex crimes. This will involve a mix of classroom...

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