PCEP Police Constable Entry Programme
This is your opportunity to join our new police officer entry route and become a police officer with Warwickshire Police with a starting salary of 32,256 . You will also receive yearly increments on the anniversary of your start date.
The new Police Constable entry programme (PCEP) is a 2 year programme where we will give you the opportunity to be employed as an officer from day one. You will be provided with a solid foundation of policing and receive support from our dedicated in - house training team. The team will teach you new policing skills to equip you to begin your journey as a Police officer. As a police officer you will play a vital role ensuring that our communities in Warwickshire are kept safe.
This is for a early - mid 2027 start date (currently looking at March and June start dates).




Our Police Constable Entry Programme is our new and improved two-year work-based scheme aimed at people who wish to become a Police Constable through a more vocational route with no studying towards a degree.Whilst PCEP does not provide you with a formal qualification once you have completed your 2 year probationary programme, you will be able to consider other police officer roles dependent on your interests and aspirations.
Here at Warwickshire Police we have a strong family ethos, where our friendly teams work closely together to get the job done. You will be treated as a valued member of the team from day one. We look forward to you joining us
To apply for the PCEP programme youmust meetthe below entry requirements :
It is a necessary requirement that you hold afull (manual) UK driver's licence for this role.
Qualifications:
Two A Levels or an equivalent Level 3 or higher qualification as defined by the Education and Skills Act 2008.If youre not sure if you hold a level 3 qualification, you can find out more by reading what different qualifications mean on the Government website.
An academic or vocational qualification gained outs

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