Free Level 3 Uniformed Services Course in Walsall. Classes run at MPC Walsall, daytime, over one year. There are no entry requirements. You'll complete a short medical questionnaire when you enrol. The course covers the knowledge and skills needed to pursue a career in the uniformed services, from the armed forces to the police and fire service. It's fully funded, so there's no cost to you. Bursaries may be available to help with equipment costs.
Who this course is for
This course enables young people to access a Uniformed Service AEB programme focused on gaining employment into their desired job choice within the Uniformed Services.
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 physical fitness and understand the standards expected in uniformed services roles.
You'll learn about the structure and purpose of different uniformed services, including the armed forces, police, and fire service.
You'll build teamwork and leadership skills through practical activities.
You'll study discipline, rank structures, and the values that uniformed services expect from recruits.
You'll practise first aid and understand basic emergency response procedures.
You'll develop communication skills suited to a uniformed services environment.
How you will learn
Learning is classroom-based at MPC Walsall, with practical activities and group work alongside taught sessions. Assessment is through a combination of assignments, practical tasks, and portfolio evidence. Study is flexible and runs during the day over one year.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. MPC Walsall will confirm anything else you need before you start. Bursaries may be available to help with equipment costs. See www.mpct.co.uk for details.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Police officer, joining a UK police force after further selection
Army soldier, applying through British Army recruitment
Royal Navy rating, starting a career at sea
Royal Air Force recruit, working in ground or air roles
Firefighter, applying to a local fire and rescue service
Prison officer, working in the National Prison Service
Border Force officer, working at UK ports and airports
What you could study next
Level 3 Extended Diploma in Public Services: a broader qualification if you want to deepen your study before applying to a service.
BTEC Level 3 in Uniformed Public Services: covers similar ground with a wider range of units.
Army Foundation College or service-specific training: once you've applied and been accepted, each uniformed service runs its own recruit training programme.
