If you’re thinking about joining the police service as a police officer, but are confused about the 50 plus different processes, which exist across the United Kingdom, then this audiobook will provide clarity through Brendan’s unique detailed and structured approach.

Over the past decade, Brendan O’Brien has coached and supported over 12,000 people to success in the police recruitment process. Over 7000 people have attended his live seminars and webinars.

Now, Brendan will share with you his unique guidance, which will help you to join this success story and secure your position as a police officer.

In this practical "how to guide" Brendan O’Brien delivers 20 sections, which will help you to:

• Prepare ahead of time for each stage of the recruitment process
• Deliver an outstanding application form to your chosen force
• Comfortably pass every stage of the College of Policing Online Assessment Centre
• Excel in your answers to every type of final / in-force interview question
• Ace the "add on" assessments such as "in-tray" and "situational briefing" exercises (commonly used for direct entry detective pathways)
• Manage the complexities of the educational, vetting, medical, and other background requirements

You will also have an opportunity to guarantee your success by working personally with Brendan in his interactive seminars and webinars.

By the end of this audiobook you will understand and be able to deliver at every stage of the recruitment process.

About the author:

Brendan O’Brien spent three decades as a police officer in The Cheshire Constabulary, Bermuda Police and in Greater Manchester Police, where he retired as an inspector (that’s Brendan on the front cover with the red epaulettes!). During that time he served in a range of roles: Response, Staff Officer, Detective, Custody Officer, Specialist Training, Special Branch, Neighbourhood Inspector, and HQ Change Branch.

Since retiring, Brendan has continued to serve through his business, Bluelight Consultancy, as: An approved provider to deliver qualifications from The College of Policing; an international advisory board member for European Union Community Policing projects and as an associate in The College of Policing’s Organisational Development Unit.