3. Life as an officer
The role of as officer is much more than blue lights and fast cars. You will wear a uniform with more than 190 years of history. Right from the start, you’ll be playing a vital role in helping to protect Londoners, working closely with communities to tackle crimes that matter most to them. There are endless opportunities to further your career at the Met, whether you want to move up the ranks or join a specialist team there will be a role suited to you. No matter which direction your career takes you, you could make a real difference and better improve the way in which we serve London communities to ensure the city a safer place for all.
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Police Constable Leigha Ravalia
Helping to make a change to the local community
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Police Constable Akeem Griffiths
Showing empathy and understanding to victims and families
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Police Constable Samson Akinnawo
Communicating is key and every day is different
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Police Constable Tony Hazelhurst-Kilsby
Helping those at their darkest time
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Police Constable Bona Mapianda
Helping to keep young people safe
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Police Constable Stacia Traille
Making London a safer place for future generations
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Detective Constable Usha Evans
Getting justice for victims
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Inspector Chris Excell
Making a difference out on the streets
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Chief Inspector Vicky Causbrook
Providing support at critical incidents
More on becoming a police constable
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1. Who we are looking for
The qualities, skills and eligibility criteria we look for.
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2. Benefits and rewards
Read about pay, pension, flexible working, healthcare and more.
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4. Roles and opportunities
Read about the wide variety of units and specialisms available.
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5. Choose your entry route
Read about the two entry routes we offer to become a PC.
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6. Application and recruitment process
Find out how the recruitment and application process works.
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7. Apply now
Make your application to join the Met as a PC.