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Uniformed Public Services edexcel BteC level 2 diploma in Uniformed Public Services


ALL | L2 | 1Y | W | FT | SEP |)|


This course is designed for students who wish to work in the public and uniformed careers such as the ambulance, fire, army and police services. The course provides opportunities for students to develop basic skills, knowledge and understanding through experiencing the range and types of activity that those serving the public are expected to carry out.


There is a strong emphasis on your own health, lifestyle and fitness and you will develop your physical sport and recreation skills.


The course consists of seven units, which include: public service skills, citizenship, the individual and society, adventurous activities and team work for the public services, employment in the uniformed public services, sport and recreation in the uniformed public services.


As part of the course you will also participate in outdoor activities such as map reading, high ropes and competitions organised by the services. The course will include functional skills in Communication and Number at the appropriate level.


Next steps: BteC level 3 diploma in Uniformed Public Services.


Entry requirements: You will need either four gCses at least two graded D or above in relevant subjects (e.g. Citizenship, p.e. science, english and maths), or a merit grade or above BteC Level 1 Diploma (or a similar full Level 1 qualification) in a related area. relevant experience and/or training in the industry (e.g. cadets, voluntary work) will be considered in support of your application.


CODE: lFd2005


Public Service Careers (Uniformed) edexcel BteC level 3 Certificate


ALL | L3 | 2Y | W | FT | SEP |)|


This course is designed for students who wish to work in the public and uniformed careers such as the ambulance, fire, army and police services.


The course provides students with opportunities to develop basic skills, knowledge and understanding through experiencing the range and types of activity that they will be expected to carry out serving the public. There is a strong emphasis on their own health, lifestyle and fitness and they will develop their leadership skills.


Course elements include: leadership and teamwork in the uniformed public services; citizenship and diversity in the uniformed public services; outdoor and adventurous activities; career planning for the public services; understanding the impact of war, conflict and terrorism on the uniformed public services; behaviour in public sector employment; international institutions and human rights. As part of the course students will also participate in outdoor activities such as map reading, high ropes and competitions organised by the services. The course also includes functional skills in Communication and Number at the appropriate level.


Next steps: Higher education or further training in the army, police or fire service.


Entry requirements: Four gCses, graded A - C in relevant subjects (e.g. Citizenship, p.e, science, english and maths) or a merit grade or above in the BteC Level 2 Diploma (or a similar full Level 2 qualification) in a related area. relevant experience and/or training in the industry (e.g. cadets, voluntary work) will be considered in support of your application.


CODE: lnC3005


For these courses you might need to pay for uniforms or kit. Your tutor will give you details before the start of the course.


99 Mertoncampus


Sport And Public


Services


www.south-thames.ac.uk • 020 8918 7777


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