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Working closely with the emergency services and armed forces, our programmes include outdoor and adventure training, residential trips and great work experience, as well as theory-based lectures and assignments.
You’ll also benefit from great work experience opportunities, frequent career talks by guest speakers and you’ll be able to challenge yourself on residential trips.
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Public services students helped Hollycombe Steam in the Country get back on track after completing...
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Public services students showed true Blitz spirit as they celebrated VE Day 75 from home…
Graduates from Highbury’s Uniformed Public Services’ courses have gone on to rewarding careers in fire and rescue services, the armed forces and police services to name but a few. Other career options include customs and excise officer, prison officer and paramedic. The typical starting salary for a police constable in England and Wales is £23,317. The starting salary for a prison officer is £18,720 a year. Privates in the Army earn between £17,945 and £20,521, while new recruits pick up around £14,492.
