What does the course include?
Modules may include; Public Service Skills Employment in the Uniformed Services Improving health and fitness for entry to the uniformed public services Sport and recreation in the public services Crime and it's effects on society Career planning for the public services Citizenship, the individual and society The course also includes trips and visits, examples of which include an Army training camp and a Fire brigade training venue.
What do I need to get on to the course?
You need to have an interest in the uniformed public services and a willingness to take part in both practical and theory based activities. Learners should have at least 4 grade Cs at GCSE, usually including English, or Level 2 Functional Skills in Literacy, OR a Level 2 Diploma in a related subject at a merit or distinction grade. Maths GCSE at a grade D or above would be beneficial. You will also need to bring a reference from a teacher or employer. You may be required to have a CRB check in relation to work experience within the sector.
How is the course assessed?
The course is assessed through a variety of assignments and projects. These include written and practical work, sports and fitness tasks and presentations, amongst other things.
The interview process
All applicants will be interviewed by a tutor. You should bring your qualifications, a reference and attendance data/school reports. You will need to demonstrate an interest in the public services and show commitment to their values.
Where does it lead
University or to recruitment within the uniformed public services.
Where is it based
Paddington Green Campus. Students will use classrooms, IT pods, the gym and the sports hall. There will also be trips outside the college which students must attend.
Awarding Body
EdExcel

For further information and to apply
If you wish to apply for this course, please complete a College application form.
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