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Pathways for All Post 16 Event
July 6, 2026
4.30pm - 6.30pm
Uniformed Protective Services Level 3 National Certificate
St John's Catholic Comprehensive School
Rochester Road, GRAVESEND, Kent, DA12 2JW
Available start dates
Available start dates
Application Instructions
Applications Open: 21st November 2025 (9.00am)
Applications Close: 13th February 2026 (4.00pm)
How to apply:
- All INTERNAL applicants MUST apply via Applicaa using this link (coming soon!)
- All EXTERNAL applicants MUST apply via Kent Choices using this link https://www.kentprospectus.co.uk/login
- All correspondence between learners and the school after an application is made will be via Applicaa.
- All applicants (internal and external) will be invited in for a 1-1 guidance meeting.
- Those who have a successful guidance meeting will be offered a place to study at St John's Sixth Form from September 2026.
Course Summary
Course Details -
This National Extended Certificate in Uniformed Protective Services is intended to support progression to further study. Its primary purpose is to support post-16 learners in accessing higher education, and ultimately for learners to progress to employment in the uniformed protective services or related areas.
Any Other information
The Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Certificate in Uniformed Protective Services is intended to support progression to further study. Its primary purpose is to support post-16 learners in accessing higher education, and ultimately for learners to progress to employment in the uniformed protective services or related areas.
Course Details
Entry requirements
Entry Requirements:
A minimum of 5 subjects at GCSE Grade 4/BTEC level 2 pass or Higher:
Including:
• Grade 4 in GCSE English Language or Literature.
Your next steps...
Future Career Paths
What can I do after I have completed this course?
The uniformed protective services sector is diverse and encompasses uniformed public services such as the police service, the fire and rescue service, the armed services and the prison service. These public services are organised and financed by the government to benefit society. There is a wide range of occupations for graduate entry across the uniformed protective services, roles including:
• Police service
• Armed services
• Fire and Rescue service
• Prison service
• Law
• Social Work
• Psychology/Criminology
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