Uniformed Protective Services
A career in Public & Uniformed Services is demanding but very rewarding. Our connections with the RAF, Army, Police, Fire Service and Prison Service offer you the opportunity to gain invaluable experience in the Public Services sector.
See yourself as a protector, or believe you have a duty to serve the public? Kick-start your career in the uniformed services by enrolling on one of our post-16 Public & Uniformed Services courses.
Our courses open up a range of career pathways, from the emergency services, security roles and progression into the armed forces.
Physical fitness is essential for front line roles, whilst strong admin and organisational skills are important for success in supportive roles.
Our tutors have had fantastic careers within the Public & Uniformed Services. They’ll pass on their hands-on knowledge and experience to you as you train to enter the service of your choice.
You’ll increase your general fitness levels and physical endurance whilst developing your problem-solving skills, leadership skills and effective communication.
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Prospectus & Course Guides for 2023/24
Why work in the Public & Uniformed Services Industry?
Employment in Public Services roles are down NAN% since 2021
Wide range of jobs in the Public & Uniformed Services Industry
A wide range of employers in the Public & Uniformed Services Industry
Considering a career in Public & Uniformed Services?
If you’re not sure what to study, then why not take some time to find out more information about possible careers?
Or, if you already have a career in mind, but you’re not sure what you need to study to pursue that career, we can help you get one step closer to that dream job.
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Case Studies
Caitlin
Studying Level 3 Diploma in Public Services
I chose Kirklees College because it had a good reputation. I’ve enjoyed meeting new people and the support from the staff has been great. My teachers have helped me gain a placement with the Fire Service, which is a great experience as this is the industry I would like to go into after college.
Casey
Studying Public Service Level 3
The Public Service course encourages you to get out your comfort zone so that you develop independence, teamwork, communication skills, responsibility and discipline. It gives you a determination to succeed.
Jovan
Studying Level 3 Diploma in Public Services
Rosie
Studying Public Service Level 3
This course is the key to me gaining the employment I wish to seek. I like learning all the different aspects, I especially like major incidents, the police powers and citizenship and diversity. After I have finished college, I have been accepted at university to study criminology with policing.