About the Role
Police Now is seeking passionate students to become Brand Ambassadors on their university campuses. This role involves promoting Police Now, a Times Top 100 Graduate Employer, while gaining exclusive training, networking opportunities, and earning income.
Responsibilities
- Promote Police Now and their graduate opportunities in various specialisms.
- Build strong relationships with university societies, faculties, and careers services.
- Create engaging, on-brand social media content.
- Deliver on-campus engagement activities, including lecture shout-outs, career talks, branded stalls, and flyer distribution.
Requirements
- Must be a member of societies at your university.
- Confident using social media for promotion.
- Thorough understanding of Police Now's Mission and their National Graduate Programme.
- Must be available to attend a one-day training on the 9th September 2026 in LONDON (paid & expenses covered).
- Attendance at the training on the 9th September 2026 at Higherin's London office is mandatory unless there are unforeseen circumstances.
Skills
- Promotional skills
- Social media content creation
- Public speaking
- Networking
- Relationship building
Location
- Birmingham
- Bristol
- Cardiff
- Durham
- Lancaster
- Leeds
- Leicester
- Liverpool
- Manchester
- Nottingham
- Southampton
- Warwick
- York
Work Type
- Flexible hours
- Part-time
Experience Level
- 2nd or penultimate year student (as of September 2026)
Education Level
- Any degree discipline
Salary/Compensations
- £14.24 per hour plus bonuses & prizes
Benefits
- Exclusive training
- Networking opportunities
- Flexible hours
- Boost confidence and CV
- In-person training day
- Expenses covered for training
About the Company
- Police Now is an independent social enterprise supported by the Home Office.
- It partners with over 30 police forces across England and Wales.
- Police Now recruits and develops outstanding graduates as neighborhood police officers and detectives.
- Its mission is to transform communities, reduce crime and anti-social behaviour, and increase public confidence in policing by developing diverse future leaders.
- The National Graduate Programme equips participants with leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills.
