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Corrections Officer FAQ's
Information on the recruitment process for Corrections Officers, training and what the role is like
Application and eligibility
Information about how to apply for the Corrections Officer role and the core eligibility requirements
I want to be a Corrections Officer - what do I do?
What qualifications do I need to become a Corrections Officer?
Can I apply as a Corrections Officer if I have a criminal conviction?
What drivers licence do I need for a Corrections Officer position?Drivers licence requirements for Corrections Officers
I have served time in prison, can I apply as a Corrections Officer?
Application tips
Supplementary Information Form
How old do I need to be to be a Corrections Officer?
How fit do I need to be for the Corrections Officer role?
Pre-employment Medical ScreeningThe pre-employment medical screening process for custodial staff
International candidates
Information for candidates from overseas
I'm interested in moving to New Zealand for a role, where do I start?
Are you accepting applications from overseas for Corrections Officers?
I’ve applied for a Corrections Officer role from overseas, what happens now?
How can I convert an international drivers licence (Corrections Officer)?
Recruitment process
Different steps in the recruitment process for Corrections Officers
What are the different stages of your recruitment process for Corrections Officers?
Stage 1 Corrections Officer recruitment process: Initial screening
Stage 2 Corrections Officer recruitment process: Assessing suitabilityInformation on assessment centres and online assessments
Stage 3 Corrections Officer recruitment process: Health, safety and team fitInformation on the Physical Readiness Assessment, Medical Assessment and SCOPE on the job preview
Stage 4 Corrections Officer recruitment process: Final checksInformation on the checks we undertake for Corrections Officers, including reference checks and police vetting
How long does the recruitment process take to complete?