Security and Emergency Services

If you want to take an active role in helping people and society, a career in the security and emergency services may be for you. Some jobs in this sector involve international travel, but all of them require an active approach and a willingness to engage with people.

Solder

Developed in war zones to fight at the front line, gather intelligence, or perform support roles, soldiers risk their lives to serve their country and defend its citizens.

Armed Forces Pilot

Providing airborne firepower, transport, and rescue capabilities, armed forces pilots are often the first line of attack and defense in today’s high-tech conflicts.

Navy Sailor

Working at sea on aircraft carriers, patrol boats and a range of other naval vessels, sailors aim to protect citizens and commercial ships in the oceans.

Royal Marines Commando

Rapid-response solders trained to operate on land and at sea, royal marine’s commands are members of the crack units parachuted into high-risk areas of conflict.

Coastguard

Taking to the oceans whatever the weather conditions, coastguards go to the aid of people, ships, boats, and other craft that get into difficulty at sea or on the shore.

Police Officer

Serving the public with honesty, integrity, and diligence, police officers work to deter criminal activity, solve crimes, and help to improve society at large.

Prison Officer

Supervising the activities of inmates in jail, prison officer maintain order and ensure that the prisoners are secure and supported while   serving their sentences.

Probation Officer

Probation officer work with prisoners released on license from jail or on community sentences to ensure that they complete their sentences and reintegrate after release.

Intelligence Officer

Specialists in investigating matters of national security, intelligence officer’s use a variety of means-from convert surveillance to data monitoring-to protect citizens.

Firefighter

Protecting the public and property from fires, natural disasters, and accidents, firefighters risk their own safety to assist people in hazardous situations.

Paramedic

Responding quickly to emergency call-outs, paramedics use their medical training to provide emergency care to people with different types of injuries and illnesses.