Apprenticeships with the Metropolitan police

As one of the UK’s biggest police services, the Met are seeking individuals from a range of backgrounds with the right values to join as a Police Constable through its exciting apprenticeship programme.

Joining the Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) means you will be a paid police officer from day one, learning whilst earning a starting salary of over £36,775 (incl generous allowances) as well as a fully funded BSc (Hons) degree in Professional Policing Practice on completion of the three year programme.

Working with the Met is a rewarding career like no other, where those who join will make a difference to the lives of people every day, supporting local communities, tackling serious crime and safeguarding the most vulnerable. Joining the Met’s PCDA is just the start of a varied career, where no two days are the same.

Watch an exclusive webinar with the Met Police’s Operational Support Unit (OSU), to learn how Engineering apprentices can kickstart their career and work on surveillance solutions that help to keep people safe.

The Operational Support Unit (OSU) is a dedicated team of around fifty specialist engineers and technical advisors. Together, they provide vital technical solutions, equipment and expertise for front-line policing for the Met, including working with surveillance products, camera technology; IP networks; communications; development and rapid prototyping, fabrication and machining using Computer Aided Design; CCTV, video and audio.

With a number of current vacancies open in London for individuals leaving school/college, and a starting salary of over £22,000, watch this 1-hour webinar to find out more about the role and what it’s like to be an apprentice with the OSU.