Law enforcement positions are hot. The pay and benefits can be great, and where else besides the military can you enjoy full retirement benefits after 20 years? When you are applying for a position as a police officer or other law enforcement officer, you may want to consider using a resume objective (placed at the top of your resume) to show that your professional objectives match the job opening.

Here’s a simple example to get your creative juices flowing:

Professional Objective:
A position as a police sergeant in which my professional background, management skills, and commitment to public safety will be appreciated.

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Security guard work can be very rewarding.  Many security guards are able to work shifts that allow a second job, or allow you to raise a family during the day.  Some security guard positions allow you to study, read, or catch up on school work while things are quiet.  If you apply for a security guard job, you may want to consider adding a resume objectives section to the top of your resume so that your potential employer knows what you are looking for.   Here is a simple example.

Objective:
A position in security.

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If you have an interest (or better yet) a background in law enforcement or criminal justice, a job as a correctional officer can be a great option for you.  Benefits and pay can be quite good.  Consider adding a resume objective to the top section of your resume to focus potential employers on your specific objectives.  Here is an example:

Objective:
A challenging and responsible position as a correctional officer where my experience and education in criminal justice and law enforcement can be utilized.

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