Weston College, Further Education for 16-18 year olds

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Public Services

Public Services at Weston College

Whether you want to join the armed, public or emergency services, we have a history of providing qualifications that give students the edge when they apply for jobs. Ranging from Level 1 to degree-level, Public Services courses have their own floor and dedicated space at our iconic Knightstone Campus.

 

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Uniformed and Public Services
Bachelor's Degree (BA Hons)

Occupations related to Public Services

 

Officer in armed forces

Officers in armed forces serve as commissioned officers in Her Majesty’s armed forces, foreign and Commonwealth armed forces; plan, direct, organise and administer military operations; and perform duties for which there is no civilian equivalent.

Average annual earnings: £0
Employment in region: 0 positions
 

Senior police officer

Senior police officers plan, organise, direct and co-ordinate the resources and activities of a specific geographical or functional area of generalised or specialised police work. Senior officers of the British Transport Police direct the specialised police service for the railway network across Britain.

Average annual earnings: £47,795
Employment in region: 261 positions
 

Senior officer in fire, ambulance, prison or related services

Fire officers plan, organise, direct and co-ordinate the activities and resources of a specific physical or functional area of a statutory or private fire brigade/service and the resources necessary for the protection of property at fires within a salvage corps area. Ambulance officers plan, organise, direct and co-ordinate the resources necessary for the provision of ambulance services. Prison officers (principal officer and above) plan, organise, direct, and co-ordinate the activities and resources necessary for the running of a prison, remand or detention centre. Customs officers plan and direct the work of customs, excise and immigration staff in the monitoring and inspection of goods and persons crossing national borders.

Average annual earnings: £35,568
Employment in region: 212 positions
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