Working with criminology by Jack Denham

Working with criminology by Jack Denham https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7 Areas of work outside of the CJS en-us 2017-10-26 11:29:22 UTC 2017-11-01 22:36:25 UTC hello@padlet.com Example workplace jackdenham https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200751009 Reasons why this builds on skills learned through criminology
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P.s. The social worker entry is a much better example than my example
P.p.s I'll stop making joke entries now]]> 2017-10-26 11:30:42 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200751009 Social Worker - public sector https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200781638 Social workers provide appropriate advice, support and resources to individuals who are experiencing personal difficulties to help them overcome their problems.
They need an understanding of the criminal justice system, as well as being able to recognise social issues which a degree in criminology would aid.
They must liaise with relatives, colleagues and other professionals using speaking skills that we have developed during university. Furthermore, report writing is a big aspect of the job which we have skills in due to our assessments.

They also have to attend or contribute towards court cases, so a good understanding of how the courts are structured and run would be of great benefit and a potential asset to respective employers.
Finally, they arrange appropriate care, resources and benefits for clients. Through our working with criminology module we have had inputs from other agencies which social workers may need to contact, such as housing. This is useful as we can use these links and our knowledge to make the correct connections for clients.

Ellie-Rose Henry

]]> 2017-10-26 12:57:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200781638 Security Guard https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200783490 A security guard is someone hired by a company or organisation to protect a building against intruders or damage, and hence aims to stop crime before it occurs. They also are responsible for maintaining the security of individuals, this could include a security guard at a nightclub, whose role is to protect under age people and those who are intoxicated. Security guards are required to handle a wide range of different situations. An example of this is a security guard at a shopping centre, there role is to prevent any theft from occurring, or catching those whom commit that crime, and they then have to make the decision whether to ring the police, or handle it between themselves. If they choose the latter, it prevents any police action and the potential cost of court case. They must also be approachable, as then others may come forward and report deviant or criminal behaviour to them.

]]> 2017-10-26 13:00:52 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200783490 Coconut Safety Engineer jackdenham https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200784552 https://www.ft.com/content/10207ae2-16ba-11e1-a45d-00144feabdc0?mhq5j=e7

-attention to detail]]> 2017-10-26 13:03:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200784552 Adult Guidance Worker https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200860003 An adult guidance worker works with people to help and advise them in their career choices, as well as training and education opportunities. They often help with people who have been made redundant, have been out of work due to health issues, people who want a career change and unemployed or disabled people. There are two types one is a personal adviser in job centre's and the other is a welfare adviser who works in a contracted organisation. There responsibilities include: offering clients information, organising local job fairs, referring clients to other agencies, conducting short drop-in interviews and many other things.
Ellen Ord]]> 2017-10-26 15:10:35 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/200860003 Social Researcher https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201131318 Social researchers plan, design, conduct, manage and report on social research projects. They use a variety of methods to collect, analyse and organise information and data, which is then presened to others, either in a written report or as an oral presentation. Skills learnt from the criminology degree that will be helpful in this role include the use of research methods and analytical skills.

Cherie Jamieson ]]> 2017-10-27 09:56:53 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201131318 Counsellor https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201148798 Counsellors help people to explore their emotions and feelings, which are often related to experiences.
This job role can be very personal, therefore the counsellor must be non-judgemental, be able to listen and discuss feelings with clients, and build a trusting relationship. The experiences discussed could be about anything, from personal problems to instances where the client has been a victim, and this would be where criminology skills would be useful. Knowledge of the subject would give the counsellor further opportunities to advise clients, in order to help them get through their experiences of being a victim. Subject knowledge would also help clients make choices and decisions regarding possible ways to move forward from their experiences.

Levi Kay]]> 2017-10-27 11:43:41 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201148798 Family support worker https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201155753 A family support worker's role is to support and assist families who are experiencing problems in the family unit, this may include relationship issues, children's behavioral issues or family bonding issues. The main aim of a family support worker is to keep a family together. Often in cases where a family support worker is called upon by the local authority it is because of crime, if the child is offending and the parents can't cope or that the parents are offending and are not putting the child first. Another issue that may be happening in the family is domestic abuse, this is where a criminology degree would come in useful because you are able to gain lots of knowledge in certain areas and give targeted help to families and be more likely for that to be successful.

Jess Eddon]]> 2017-10-27 12:12:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201155753 Editorial Assistant https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201288275 This job, with the Taylor & Francis Group, a leading global academic publishing company, would require you to assist the Managing Editor in the management and development of the list of peer-reviewed journals in Criminology and Law. In relation to this, the job also requires you to collate and analyse data which will most certainly be helped by the skills we have and will gain in our Qualitative and Quantitative Research Modules. You will also be expected to deal with correspondence, routine enquires, and telephone calls, as well as arranging meetings and keeping up with any changes within any fields of work the Publisher may deal with. The contacts we have gained through networking during our Criminology degree, whether it be our peers, our lecturers or guest speakers, will aid us in completing these tasks.

Alice Sanders

]]> 2017-10-27 17:10:41 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201288275 Youth Correctional Counselor https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201495407 A youth correctional counselor are government employees whose job it is to assist in the counselling and rehabilitation of youth offenders and juvenile delinquents. These counsellors acquire skills necessary to help young people get their lives back on track. YCC’s are responsivle for acting as liaisons and working with family members, teachers, medical professionals and parole officer, along with the YCC’s own supervisors and anyone else related to the case, to place and structure a therapeutic program that’s tailored to fit the offenders needs. They are responsible for monitoring and evaluating individual youth offenders, and building a case file that will be presented to a parole officer or other court official.

Aimee Spaven ]]> 2017-10-29 14:39:08 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201495407 Young Offenders Team Worker (Outside of Prison) https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201512503 When working within the Youth Offending Team, you need a level of perseverance as you are often working with children and young adults that have had a harder way of life and may be difficult to communicate with. This is something that is taught within Criminology as we are taught about the difficulties in certain situation within these careers. Another criminological skill that can be used when working in the Youth Offending Team is teamwork. Team members often have to work with other services such as courts, education and probation, amongst other services. By communicating effectively with these other services, this allows the young offender to integrate into society after incarceration much more smoothly as well as making sure they are on good behaviour whilst in a young offenders’ prison. Previous volunteer work (preferably with young people) is often sought after as it develops more social skills.

Leah Cliff]]> 2017-10-29 17:29:07 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201512503 Child Psychologist https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201529828 A child Psychologist examines the mental and social development of children, they work in either therapeutic or research settings, analysing children as young as infants and toddlers, and as old as adolescents. Child psychologists refer patients and their parents to psychiatrists when they feel medicine is necessary, and help their clients assess their emotional responses to medication once they start taking it. Though most psychologists can treat children, what makes a person stand out in this position is their creative mind and dedication to helping kids. It is important to have a non-judgemental attitude when treating and speaking to the children/adolescents as they need to be able to trust you, also being able to listen and advise their clients when necessary. Criminology skills would come in useful, as in this role duties may include testifying before a jury about the kinds of development pressure that could lead a teen to act out and violate the law. They also help schools implement programs to identify at-risk youths before their psychological issues turn to violence.

Megan Davies ]]> 2017-10-29 19:59:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201529828 Community Development Worker https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201631095 This line of work involves encouraging the local community to improve their quality of life as well as causing social change. These workers are required to be passionate and enthusiastic about helping groups and individuals to improve the way they live. The job involves helping the community to identify the issues they may be facing, coming up with solutions or goals for them to work towards and responding to any potential problems they might come across. This is relevant to criminology skills as the individuals or groups who may need help might have been in trouble with the law previously and are looking to change their outlook on life through positive actions. A community development worker can help assist them with this by using the right amount encouragement and putting together appropriate plans and goals for them to work towards and achieve. They also act as the link between the community and other authorities such as the police, teachers and social workers.

Imogen Guymer]]> 2017-10-30 09:14:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201631095 Social Work with Vulnerable Adults https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201753968 In society there will always be vulnerable people who are more at risk of being victimised, whether it be due to disability (learning and physical), locality, social class, etc. This line of work aims to protect these members of society, who are usually disabled, with the input of care assistants, etc. The responsibilities of this role are not limited to personal care, but often many vulnerable people require financial advice, organisational guidance, physical rehabilitation, as well as simply emotional support or psychiatric help. Many vulnerable people who are involved with care or institutions of this kind are at a higher risk of being victimised and often already have been, so the aim is to prevent this as well as committing any offences themselves. This is relevant to criminology in relation to protecting society and its individuals, as well as providing a quality of life that might not be achievable without intervention.

Jen Hamilton]]> 2017-10-30 14:55:40 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201753968 Domestic Violence Advocate https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201956849 A domestic violence advocate aims to work closely with victims of both domestic violence and sexual violence. They also offer support for victims over the phone or face-to-face, thus providing crisis management and ongoing support. It can also include attending court and advocating on clients behalf and advising clients on all aspects of the criminal justice system, as well as many more roles. Domestic violence is something that has been around for years and is still a huge problem in today's society and it isn't just going to go away. A lot of people just associate domestic violence with physical abuse, however there are multiple aspects to domestic violence such as emotional and psychological harm. This is related to criminology as victims need support and providing information on victims’ legal rights and their protection.

Brittany Hall

]]> 2017-10-30 22:45:30 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/201956849 Human Resources https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/202729407 Working in Human Resources within the criminal justice system, is an important part of community and police relationships.Police officials rely on the cooperation of
community members in order to provide information about crime in their neighborhoods, and to work with the
police to devise solutions to crime and other problems. These strong connections between the police and the people of the community will further help both parties when solving any sort of Crime. looking at more recent history, police must understand that the mistrust of police by some
community members can have a major impact when solving or reporting to any sort of crime. Working in human resources, and having a positive approach to all criminal cases and incidents on both sides, will increase the trust and safety to those who were negatively affected. It is important to create strong, trustworthy bonds with the comunity- from a human resources approach.

Kellie Cronin ]]> 2017-11-01 22:24:10 UTC https://padlet.com/jackdenham/58kro22obdp7/wish/202729407