Roles
Bail Support Officer
Our bail support officers play a key role in supporting people to take positive steps towards change earlier on in the criminal justice process.
They work as part of bail support services to connect people safely with programmes and services that will help them stay offence-free while on bail.
“A great day for me is when an offender comes back into the unit buzzing because they've passed a course. Their thanks to me for encouraging them makes me proud.”
Recent stories
5 things to know about working as an instructor at Corrections
Our instructors help people in prison to learn new trade skills and knowledge, teaching and providing instruction within the prison environment.
The different environments our Corrections Officers work in
Our Corrections Officers work in a diverse range of settings, from different types of units to areas of the prison like Master Control and the Receiving Office. We explore some of these different environments and what they mean for our Corrections Officers on the floor.
The drive home: Corrections officer
Judith, a corrections officer, shares the meaningful moments and challenges that shape a day working at Corrections.
Corrections Officer: The Real Job
We need people with skill – absolutely. But the ones who truly make an impact? They bring skill and heart. That’s what sets our corrections officers apart.