Rehabilitation Services Interview Questions

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1) Tell me more about yourself. (Provide academic qualifications, NS experience, work experience, hobby, etc) 2) Have you held any leadership positions? (Provide explanation as to how this is beneficial for this SPS posting) 3) What are your strengths and weaknesses? (Provide reasons for your shortcomings and how you can overcome them) 4) What are your values? (How are you as a person, try to align your values with SPS core values, Misson and Vision) 5) During NS have you encountered an incident where you don't agree with your supervisors and what did you do? And have you ever had a teammate that breached your own ethics/morales? (Provide how you dealt with this, E.g. voice out concerns to upper management) 6) If the organisation implements a policy that does not align with your morales/values, as well as your teammates, what would you do? (Provide how you would deal with this, think critically!) 7) Are you okay with inmates sleeping on the floor? There have been human rights activist that claim prison operations are inhumane, what do you think? (Whatever your answer is, provide justification, think about safety of inmates and how a mattress may cause complications) 8) What do you think about the death penalty for drug trafficking? (Provide reasoning for your answer. Best to take a neutral stand if you dont have an opinion/are not informed of such laws, etc, however it depends on how you carry your point across) 9) Having watched Maximum Security Documentary(YouTube, Netflix, CNA) what are the things about Prison Operations that made you uncomfortable? (Think about Operations vs Rehabilitation programmes, and how you can improve on those) 10) What will you do if you have a to work on a project, but your teammates, who are retiring soon, refused to work with you? (Crtitical thinking question) 11) What do you think will be the most challenging part of prison work? (Provide your honest concerns, E.g. shift work, having to deal with aggressive inmates, etc) 12) What if you're posted to doing something that you don't like and you have to do it for the next few years? (Think about the betterment of the organisation as a whole over your own interest, if youre really passionate, you'll be able to adapt to all challenges) 13) Where do you see yourself in 5-10 years time? (Generic question; up to individual goals) 14) Where do you see the organisation in 5-10 years time? (Think about how the organisation will evolve, with the implementation of new technology/policies, etc.)
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Rehabilitation Officer

Interviewed at Singapore Prison Service

4.1
Mar 29, 2023

1) Tell me more about yourself. (Provide academic qualifications, NS experience, work experience, hobby, etc) 2) Have you held any leadership positions? (Provide explanation as to how this is beneficial for this SPS posting) 3) What are your strengths and weaknesses? (Provide reasons for your shortcomings and how you can overcome them) 4) What are your values? (How are you as a person, try to align your values with SPS core values, Misson and Vision) 5) During NS have you encountered an incident where you don't agree with your supervisors and what did you do? And have you ever had a teammate that breached your own ethics/morales? (Provide how you dealt with this, E.g. voice out concerns to upper management) 6) If the organisation implements a policy that does not align with your morales/values, as well as your teammates, what would you do? (Provide how you would deal with this, think critically!) 7) Are you okay with inmates sleeping on the floor? There have been human rights activist that claim prison operations are inhumane, what do you think? (Whatever your answer is, provide justification, think about safety of inmates and how a mattress may cause complications) 8) What do you think about the death penalty for drug trafficking? (Provide reasoning for your answer. Best to take a neutral stand if you dont have an opinion/are not informed of such laws, etc, however it depends on how you carry your point across) 9) Having watched Maximum Security Documentary(YouTube, Netflix, CNA) what are the things about Prison Operations that made you uncomfortable? (Think about Operations vs Rehabilitation programmes, and how you can improve on those) 10) What will you do if you have a to work on a project, but your teammates, who are retiring soon, refused to work with you? (Crtitical thinking question) 11) What do you think will be the most challenging part of prison work? (Provide your honest concerns, E.g. shift work, having to deal with aggressive inmates, etc) 12) What if you're posted to doing something that you don't like and you have to do it for the next few years? (Think about the betterment of the organisation as a whole over your own interest, if youre really passionate, you'll be able to adapt to all challenges) 13) Where do you see yourself in 5-10 years time? (Generic question; up to individual goals) 14) Where do you see the organisation in 5-10 years time? (Think about how the organisation will evolve, with the implementation of new technology/policies, etc.)

This is what I found surprising looking back. There were not so many technical questions. They asked what my strengths were as a therapist. Asked if I had experience with CBT and DBT and if I'd be comfortable giving a course on it. They wanted the interviewee to know what co-operational was and some other mental health terminology.
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Rehabilitation Therapist

Interviewed at Canyon Manor

2.6
Jan 16, 2015

This is what I found surprising looking back. There were not so many technical questions. They asked what my strengths were as a therapist. Asked if I had experience with CBT and DBT and if I'd be comfortable giving a course on it. They wanted the interviewee to know what co-operational was and some other mental health terminology.

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