Senior Prison Officer
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Anyone knows any info on this position?
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i only know that they are always recruiting.
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Originally posted by de_middle:
i only know that they are always recruiting.
I applied for the position and got called for interview. I am just concerned if I can pass the physical training. -
Originally posted by cherrycola:
I applied for the position and got called for interview. I am just concerned if I can pass the physical training.Info like what? Can read from their recruitment page right?
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Originally posted by yamizi:
Info like what? Can read from their recruitment page right?
Yeap. I read. Just wanna find out if anyone has experience in that position before or know of people in that position. -
Originally posted by cherrycola:
I applied for the position and got called for interview. I am just concerned if I can pass the physical training.yup, required to undergo some IPPT thingy.
applied before but never got called up
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Originally posted by de_middle:
yup, required to undergo some IPPT thingy.
applied before but never got called up
Is the physical training strict on ladies? -
Originally posted by cherrycola:
Is the physical training strict on ladies?oh that i won't know....but i think its a noble career too bad i never got selected....
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Originally posted by de_middle:
oh that i won't know....but i think its a noble career too bad i never got selected....
Can I ask if you are a gentleman or lady? -
it is different from what you study
that place , you need to wash their brain
from naughty brain to good brain
will you end up they wash your brain
what you study is !!!!!!
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Originally posted by cherrycola:
Can I ask if you are a gentleman or lady?i'm a guy....thought u wanted to go into a hospitality field initially?
but i think ur physcology background would serve well in this area too.
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Originally posted by zaxis:
it is different from what you study
that place , you need to wash their brain
from naughty brain to good brain
will you end up they wash your brain
what you study is !!!!!!
Well, most of the inmates are adults and have the minds of their own.
Doing time is a way in punishing them for the breach they had made in law. Hoping that they will reform is an ideal and bonus.
I'm not sure with the female inmates as I had only interacted with the male inmates before.
Don't try to go in and brain wash them, it will only take less than 2 seconds for them to block you mentally.
Treat them with respect and dignity.
Treat them as a follow individual.
Sometimes, there are valuable lessons and experience to be learned from them too.
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Originally posted by zaxis:
it is different from what you study
that place , you need to wash their brain
from naughty brain to good brain
will you end up they wash your brain
what you study is !!!!!!
On the contrary, I feel that it is very related to what I study. Cos I will be counselling them and learn a lot of people skills there. -
Originally posted by de_middle:
i'm a guy....thought u wanted to go into a hospitality field initially?
but i think ur physcology background would serve well in this area too.
I think so too. Lets hope I pass the selection test.Nope. Not hospitality field. I have been trying very hard to get into the social service field.
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Originally posted by yamizi:
Well, most of the inmates are adults and have the minds of their own.
Doing time is a way in punishing them for the breach they had made in law. Hoping that they will reform is an ideal and bonus.
I'm not sure with the female inmates as I had only interacted with the male inmates before.
Don't try to go in and brain wash them, it will only take less than 2 seconds for them to block you mentally.
Treat them with respect and dignity.
Treat them as a follow individual.
Sometimes, there are valuable lessons and experience to be learned from them too.
Are you working with singapore prison services? -
Originally posted by yamizi:
Well, most of the inmates are adults and have the minds of their own.
Doing time is a way in punishing them for the breach they had made in law. Hoping that they will reform is an ideal and bonus.
I'm not sure with the female inmates as I had only interacted with the male inmates before.
Don't try to go in and brain wash them, it will only take less than 2 seconds for them to block you mentally.
Treat them with respect and dignity.
Treat them as a follow individual.
Sometimes, there are valuable lessons and experience to be learned from them too.
around me got section 55 released
also female inmates released
those really bad one are still at loose
those released one will look upon those still really bad one
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Originally posted by zaxis:
around me got section 55 released
also female inmates released
those really bad one are still at loose
those released one will look upon those still really bad one
You see, we are individuals, we are suppose to think for the better for ourselves. Of course there will be rehabilitation programmes while they are doing time but ultimately it's their own choice for the path they choose to move on in life.
I don't think it's right for us to treat them as unfeeling subjects and try to brainwash them.
I used to work part time in this company where all its perm staff (besides the managers) were ex-convicts. Some of them went back old ways, some trying hard to be alone (so as not to fall back old paths) and as much as they were honest to me with their pasts, never did they once coerce me or any other part timers to join their acts.
Even if they did, it's up to us to say yes or no.
It's all about choices that we choose to take in life.
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Originally posted by cherrycola:
Are you working with singapore prison services?
I used to volunteer with the SPS as a religious counsellor for around 18 months. -
Originally posted by yamizi:
You see, we are individuals, we are suppose to think for the better for ourselves. Of course there will be rehabilitation programmes while they are doing time but ultimately it's their own choice for the path they choose to move on in life.
I don't think it's right for us to treat them as unfeeling subjects and try to brainwash them.
I used to work part time in this company where all its perm staff (besides the managers) were ex-convicts. Some of them went back old ways, some trying hard to be alone (so as not to fall back old paths) and as much as they were honest to me with their pasts, never did they once coerce me or any other part timers to join their acts.
Even if they did, it's up to us to say yes or no.
It's all about choices that we choose to take in life.
I do agree
but sometime things happen at senariao you cannot escape, fight happen easily with amoung these people, can you say "no" even if you said those fighter will not hear you.
need not be alone, need time to let them see through their "so call" friends.
better to see thru, what is "peng yu"? or is it "yu peng"
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Think the first entry exam is to write a 1000 word essay on how the hell MSK escaped!
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think they expanding their prisons, so they will need more people.
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Originally posted by skythewood:
think they expanding their prisons, so they will need more people.
high turn over -
Originally posted by yamizi:
I used to volunteer with the SPS as a religious counsellor for around 18 months.
i like the counselling part but i feel i will not make it through the physical training. -
Originally posted by cherrycola:
I think so too. Lets hope I pass the selection test.Nope. Not hospitality field. I have been trying very hard to get into the social service field.
oh my bad, thought hospitals are always short of manpower?
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Originally posted by zaxis:
high turn overi think its pretty demanding & long hours too....