Pcso Role

Pcso Role

You will be supporting frontline policing by undertaking tasks such as stopping speeding outside our schools, reporting vandalism or reducing anti-social behaviour – your work will make a real difference in keeping South Wales safe.

The person

As a PCSO you will be working in the heart of our communities providing a visible, accessible, and approachable uniformed presence. It is essential that you will be able to demonstrate the following attributes:

Good communication skills: It is essential that you are able to listen to the needs and concerns of others

Ability to develop effective working relationships: As a PCSO you will need to be proactive in building trust and confidence with both colleagues and the community

Ability to work alone and as part of a team: Often your work as a PCSO will see you operating on your own, but it is important that you are able to effectively contribute to activities in the wider local community

South Wales Police recognises the importance and significance of having a diverse workforce to help enhance the capability and capacity of delivering a high-quality performance for our diverse communities. To meet the Force’s ambition to be the to be the best at understanding and responding to our communities’ needs, our Positive Action Team is available to answer any queries and provide support to candidate from minority ethnic communities.

To apply for the PCSO role, please click here:

PCSO Recruitment January 2026 Campaign - Police Jobs Wales

This role closes for applications on 2nd February 2026.

For further information on the role, or if you wish to discuss Positive Action, please email PositiveAction@south-wales.police.uk

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(South Wales Police, PCSO, Neath North / Tonna)