Police Colleges

...The course is taught over two years and you will study 18 modules that are linked to the Public Services in a mixture of theoretical and practical situations.During the course you will also study Maths, English and IT and have the opportunity to meet and visit various Public Services, including...

...The course is both practical and classroom based. Visits and outings are also an important part of the course. Suitable for: This course is for people who wish to pursue a career in areas such as the police, the fire services, the armed forces and security...

...The programme is designed for those hoping to follow a career in one of the Uniformed Services such as the Army, Navy, Police, Fire or Ambulance Service. It is a broad based course covering practical and theoretical subjects, assessed by completing projects and assignments...

... into criminological theories. It will be particularly relevant to you if you plan to do probation work, join the police in a civilian capacity or wish to prepare for more advanced studies. The course is in two Modules. You can enrol for each Module separately if you wish...

...Suitable for: The course is aimed at learners who are interested in a career in one of the uniformed services such as the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Army, Royal Air Force, Police, Fire Service and Prison Service...

...The course is both practical and classroom based. Visits and outings are also an important part of the course. Suitable for: This course provides an introduction for people who wish to pursue a career in areas such as the police, the fire service, the armed forces, the ambulance service, within...

...This course is designed for young people over 16 years of age who are interested in a career in public services, e.g. Ambulance, Fire and Rescue, Police, Prison and Probation Services, as well as the Royal Navy, Royal Marines, Army and Royal Air Force...

...This advanced level programme has been specifically designed as preparation for those interested in pursuing a career within a Public or Emergency Service e.g. Police, Fire, Ambulance Service, the Armed Forces, Prison Service and HM Revenue and Customs. The programme has an excellent reputation...

...Students who have previously studied Law have gone on to degrees such as Law, Sociology, Business Studies and Criminology and to careers in related fields...

... and adventure training exercises. In addition to studying Key Skills the subjects covered will...

... (Army, RAF, prison Service, Fire or Police). There are no academic requirements. Entry will...

...We recommended you spend approximately 110 hours of your time studying for the NCFE Level 3 Award in Forensic Science. The pace of study is completely up to you. To give an example, if you dedicate 2 hours a week to the course it would take you a year to complete but if you could spare 4 hours...

...This course is designed to give you an understanding of further study and employment opportunities in the police, fire and ambulance services, armed forces, customs and excise or prison services. You will develop your knowledge of the Public Services, including entry requirements and working... Learn about: Full Time...

...These are broad-based Public Services courses consisting of 12 units (Certificate) and 18 units (Diploma). These courses prepare students for careers in the public and uniformed services for example, Police, Fire Brigade, Ambulance, Army, Navy and Air Force. As well as classroom-based activities...

...The course is for students who are considering a future working in the uniformed services such as the Fire Service; Royal Air Force; Navy or Police. The aims are to give an insight into the roles and responsibilities of the Uniformed Public Services and to prepare potential service men and women...

...Full Time All Study Programmes for 16-19 year olds at The Isle of Wight College are designed to include: These four elements of the programme should combine to provide stretch and challenge for you helping to prepare you for progression to employment or further study... Learn about: Skills and Training, Full Time...

...Whilst studying on this course, students will have the opportunity to visit the criminal courts and will also benefit from lectures given by visiting speakers such as practising solicitors...

...Sociology is the study of human interaction, social structure and culture. Areas of study include: Exploring socialisation, culture and identity Families and households Education and research methods used by sociologists Crime and deviance Social inequality Applied reseach methods Updated October...

... of the police to stop and search. A2 Law includes units on: Murder. Manslaughter. Theft. Burglary...

...Why should I study Sociology at Cardinal Newman?Our exam results confirm we are amongst the best in the country with an A Level pass rate of 100%. The standard of teaching is excellent with positive, supportive and approachable staff. You will use contemporary examples such as the latest...