Case Administrators play a key role within the Probation Service by supporting probation staff to work with people on probation. It’s a challenging and rewarding role, with great training, support and opportunities for progression.

As a case administrator, you will ensure:

• all processes run efficiently
• systems are maintained properly
• probation information is collated and prepared for case files

Case Administrator - Ministry of Justice

Current Salaries are:

An annual salary of between £20,126 and £23,182 plus a London Weighting Allowance of £4,125.84, where this applies.

Yes, the knowledge and experience gained as a CA will support a candidate’s application for a future PSO role. It can provide a gateway to a wide range of other HMPPS jobs.

Yes, you can re-apply for a PSO role when the next recruitment campaign is launched.

There are roles across the UK. We will use the locations included in the advert for your PSO application in order to allocate you to a potential CA vacancy.

You will receive all the training you need to do your job well. We will make sure you have the training you need to do your job well, with dedicated learning and development. You will have many opportunities to develop in your role.

Both roles share a number of benefits such as:

• Generous annual leave package
• flexible working
• immediate access to an occupational pension scheme (Local Government Pension Scheme)
• other Civil Service benefits including childcare vouchers, a cycle to work scheme and travel loans.

No. Any other applications will be progressed separately from this application and will be assessed on their own merit.

Only candidates who clearly express on their application that they would be interested in an alternative role will be considered if they meet the pre-determined eligibility.