Your background in finance or accounting can disrupt and deter financial crime. The Unit monitors suspicious transactions, large amounts of cash crossing our borders, and helps with money-laundering investigations.
Career Pathways
Where a Police career can take you
You’ll constantly grow and learn because professional development continues throughout your career.
Through on the job training programmes you can complete qualifications leading to roles in training, leadership development, investigations and resolutions.
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Financial Crime Unit
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Child Protection Team
You can help give society's most vulnerable people a voice. Working with other agencies, you'll make a difference to kids who have suffered physical, psychological or sexual abuse.
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Forensics
Specialise in crime scene examination as a Scene of Crime Officer or Photographer and work with Fingerprint Officers, Document Examiners, Armourers and Electronic Crime Analysts.
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Prosecutions
Carry out legal research, present evidence in court, and prepare written submissions to strengthen the prosecution's case.
You can apply for this role as a non-constabulary employee if you have an LLB (Bachelor of Laws) and a current practising certificate (with 2+ years experience) or apply once you hold the office of Constable.
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Detective
You’ll train to undertake criminal investigations and solve serious crime, targeting organised crime and those who keep offending. You’ll investigate murders, violence, sexual offending, drug offences and more.
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Training and Leadership Development
Train in areas of coaching, leadership and reflection and become a tactical skills coach, train new recruits or our future senior officers.