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STUDENTS considering careers in the armed forces were put through their paces when Army officers visited Priestly College in Warrington this week.
Warrant officer Chris Bate led students through a gruelling assault course and instructed them in a series of command tasks and leadership skills, before offering careers advice for those considering entering the forces.
Their visit coincides with the introduction of a new course offering students the chance to gain a professional qualification while gaining an insight into the Army, police force, fire brigade or ambulance service.
The BTEC National Certificate in Public Services (Uniformed) is equivalent to two A-Levels and is the ideal platform from which to progress into further education or a career.
Course Co-ordinator Colin Whittaker said, "It was great for our students to see first hand what the Army was all about."
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