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Police Now

Deadline 11 September 2026 UK (multiple locations)

Police Now is a recognised graduate employer offering a two-year development programme starting March 2027. The scheme welcomes graduates from any academic background who are committed to strengthening community trust in policing and tackling crime through neighbourhood-focused work.

What you’ll do

  • Work in neighbourhood policing roles addressing long-term community issues
  • Engage proactively with local residents to improve quality of life
  • Build relationships and trust with the public
  • Contribute to crime reduction initiatives
  • Support the development of safer communities

Eligibility

  • Graduate or final-year student from any degree discipline
  • Commitment to public service and community impact
  • No prior policing experience required
  • Motivation aligned with building trust and confidence in policing
  • Ability to work in neighbourhood policing environments

Key facts

  • Salary: £33,164
  • Location: UK (multiple locations)
  • Deadline: 11 September 2026
  • Graduate / entry-level role

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Last verified 18 August 2026

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