Uniformed Staff
Officers and Non-commissioned Officers (NCOs)

There’s also the option of becoming a SNCO or Officer! Being well organised is an obvious must, ideally with good managerial and administrative skills, and an ability to listen to problems and deal with them tactfully and appropriately. If you think you’ve got these attributes you could end up taking on more responsibility and moving up through the ranks as an officer or senior non-commissioned officer (SNCO). Of course, first you have to join as a Civilian Instructor and then have selection interviews at Wing HQs and Regional HQs but we guide you through that…if you have the potential then we’ll spot it!

All the volunteers in Staffordshire Wing are enhanced CRB cleared, a requirement when working with young people, but you don’t have to have previous experience working with Children, and we’ll sort all the checks out ourselves. And if you do get into uniform, you’ll be able to claim up to 28 days pay a year.

Our volunteers say they gain a huge sense of achievement from helping young people realise their potential. Why not give it a try?