Archive - Tuesday, 27 September 2005


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Oh soldier soldier ...

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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