Justice & Public Safety on Prince Edward Island – Hiring practices
- Canada Border Services Agency, across Canada
- Cox & Palmer, Island-wide
- PEI Department of Justice and Public Safety, Island-wide
- RCMP, Island-wide
After interviewing a corrections officer, this sector was added to the EJ website and we continue to provide coverage in these career choices. The interview was a very good insight into all the career choices and opportunities in this field on PEI. Of course this sector covers many other careers that have strong employment potential such as policing, border security, and more.
Kim Kempton was Warden/Manager of the Provincial Correctional Centre for seven years and is now retired. Her journey to this field started over 30 years ago. After high school, she took a gap year. “I did not know what I wanted to do as a career, and I needed time to work it out.”
She worked as a waitress for a year, and then went to a small college in Vermont, USA, where she earned a bachelor degree in Human Resource Management. “The four-year degree in HR management was a springboard to great careers,” says Kim.
Career opportunities at the Provincial Correctional Facilities
- Correctional Officer
- Youth Worker
- Administration
- Counsellor – addictions, family, and more
- Management and Supervisory positions
- Human Resources
- Clerical
- Nursing
- Psychologist
- Probation Officer
- Victim Services Management
Justice and Public Safety job titles & details
New Correctional Officer pilot training program offered to 12 applicants
Breaking through the criminal record barrier
RISE program helps victims break the silence
Networking, transferable skills & being bilingual are all key elements of employment success
Correctional Officer is among the many career choices in the justice system
Choosing a career in law on PEI
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