💬 ”I never felt uncomfortable, worried, or scared. I think that's because of the team you're around." We asked our Instagram followers to submit their questions about working in the prison service for Custodial Managers Douglas and Evans from HMP Wayland to answer. They discuss starting their careers, their greatest achievements, overcoming challenges, the support they receive in their roles and much more. Across the service, staff are playing a crucial role in supporting the prison system through challenging times and are helping to rebuild the service. Working in a prison means you have to keep calm under pressure while enjoying the little things, like helping a prisoner learn a new skill or teaching them to view things from a new perspective. An extraordinary job. Done by someone like you ⬇️ https://prisonandprobationjobs.gov.uk/roles-at-hmpps/prison-officer/ You can also follow us on Instagram @HMPPSofficial.

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