Course Summary:
This Level 2 Public Services study programme is designed for learners who have already studied the Certificate in Public Services and are not advancing to a Level 3 programme due to their GCSE English or Maths grades.
Learners will need to have completed the mandatory elements of the Certificate, including the externally set assessments and exams.
Entry requirements
You will need to complete an interview and screening test in maths and English. The entry requirements for this course are the successful completion of the Level 2 Certificate in Public Services, including the externally set assessments.
The study programme will focus on the achievement of English and Maths, with a Diploma in Public Services supporting the timetable.
You are expected to maintain high standards of discipline, punctuality and attendance. It is essential that you work to the...
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Derby
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Broomfield Hall, Morley, Ilkeston, DE7 6DN
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On request
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Subjects
Public
Maths
English
Leadership
Course programme
Course Content:
The course is made up of a number of units which can include:
GCSE English or Maths
Military Maths and/or Communication in Public Services
Multi-day Expedition
Public Services Project
Physical Preparation
Work Placement
It also includes a tutorial session to monitor your progress, set targets, support your main programme of study, help your future progression and enhance your life skills. The completion of your GCSE will enable you to apply for higher level courses.
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?
You will build a portfolio based around evidence generated by the various assessment methods in each unit. You are expected to work on multiple assessments at any one time. You will be assessed through practical demonstrations, logbooks and performance records, written reports and essays, presentations, workbooks, discussions and vivas.
Maths and English will be assessed through course work, controlled assessment and 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. The cost for this, which includes yearly gym membership, guest speakers and an end-of-year celebration, is likely to be around £140.
There may be additional events during the year to which you are
expected to contribute. Financial assistance is available depending on your individual circumstances.
For applicants from outside the region or who travel over distance, the College has residential accommodation if required.
What can I do after this course?
Further study
On successful completion, the course provides an excellent platform for progression to programmes in:
Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Public Services
Entry to the Uniformed Services
Careers
You may also wish to seek voluntary or paid employment in the Public Services or security industry as a door supervisor, CCTV operator or security guard - or you could apply for the special constabulary or reservist forces. You do not, of course, have to enter the Public Services as the skills gained on this course are transferable to a wider range of job areas.