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Becoming a Special Constable at Dyfed-Powys Police is a unique challenge like no other. Conflict and crisis management, leadership and understanding the law are just some of the skills that you’ll build, but there are so many more. Each time you put on your uniform and book on duty, you’ll be learning something new. But you will also:
Joining the Special Constabulary opens up a world of opportunities for personal and professional development. Undergoing the training and then going out on patrol makes a welcome break from day-to-day life, bringing excitement and challenge every day you volunteer, and giving something special back to the community we’re all part of.