Free Level 2 Military Service Course in Wakefield. Classes run at MPC Wakefield, daytime, with flexible study over one year. This free military service course is fully funded, so there is no cost to you. A medical questionnaire is completed when you start, and there are no other entry requirements. The course focuses on gaining employment in the Armed Forces, covering the knowledge and skills needed to pursue your chosen military role. You'll complete a Certificate in Preparation for Military Service at Level 2.
Who this course is for
This course enables young people to access an employability study programme course focused on gaining employment into their desired job choice within the Armed Forces.
Entry requirements
There are no entry requirements to this course although there is a medical questionnaire that will be completed on entry.
What you will learn
You'll develop the physical and personal fitness standards expected by the Armed Forces.
You'll build knowledge of military roles and how recruitment into the Armed Forces works.
You'll practise the skills needed to pass Armed Forces selection processes.
You'll develop teamwork and communication skills relevant to a military environment.
You'll learn how to present yourself effectively in applications and interviews for military careers.
How you will learn
Learning takes place in the classroom at MPC Wakefield, with daytime sessions across a flexible one-year programme. You'll be assessed through a combination of coursework, practical tasks, and ongoing observation throughout the course. There are no formal exams to sit before you start. Assessment is built into your day-to-day learning so your progress is tracked as you go.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. MPC Wakefield will confirm anything else you need before you start. Bursaries may be available to help with equipment costs. See www.mpct.co.uk for more information.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Soldier (British Army) entry-level role across Army regiments
Royal Navy rating starting out in a naval career
Royal Air Force airman or airwoman across RAF trades
Royal Marines Commando one of the most demanding military roles
Army Reserve part-time military service alongside civilian work
Military support roles logistics, administration, and technical trades
What you could study next
Level 3 qualifications in Public Services or Leadership and Management, useful if you want to progress to a supervisory or non-commissioned officer role in the Armed Forces.
BTEC Level 3 in Uniformed Public Services, which broadens your options to include the police, fire service, and other emergency services.
Individual military trade training, provided by your branch of the Armed Forces once you have enlisted.
