Introductory Skills for the Public Service Sector (Armistice): Site Broomfield Hall

Course Content: The programme will enhance your understanding in: Public Service skills Navigation by map and compass Military maths Wellbeing Forensic detection Health and fitness English skills Volunteering You will develop your skills in maths and English to support your main programme of study, help your future progression and enhance your life skills. You need to be aware that certain volunteering events take place at weekends and you will be expected to attend these. How will I be assessed? Assessment methods will vary. You are expected to build a portfolio of evidence for each unit. Assessments will include presentations, essays, workbooks, discussions, practical performance, viva, physical testing and externally set exam assessments. You will need to meet deadlines and work on multiple tasks throughout the year. Maths and English will be assessed through a controlled assessment or final exam. Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required? You are expected to purchase a uniform to wear at College and for practical sessions. Kit costs vary depending on the items purchased and the cost is non-refundable once the order has been placed. You are also asked to contribute towards the end-of-year celebration event and yearly gym membership. Total costs are approximately £140. There may be additional events during the year to which you may be expected to contribute. Financial assistance is available, depending on your circumstances. What can I do after this course? Further study This course is designed to allow you to move to other Public Services courses to develop your skills further, or to another course in other areas of study. This will be dependent on attendance, behaviour and references from teaching staff. The achievement of maths and English is a priority for progression. Courses that would be suitable are: Leadership and Security Skills for the Public Services Skills for Uniformed Services Gym and Fitness Instruction Skills for Sport Sports Industry Careers The skills you gain are transferable to a wide range of career areas but will particularly enable you to enter organisations such as the Police, Fire Service, Ambulance Service, Prison Service, Army, Air Force and Royal Navy.