Uniformed protective services
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Why choose uniformed protective services at West Notts?
Learn from industry demonstrations
You will study the dynamics of team building and team leadership, participate in team building activities and learn the methods of communication used by the uniformed protective services and emergency services.
Teachers with industry experience
Our teachers are predominantly ex-military personnel who have served on front line tours in places such as Afghanistan, Kosovo, Northern Ireland, Iraq, the Falkland Islands and Sierra Leone. Therefore they are able to provide you with significant experience and ensure you are prepared for roles in the uniformed protective services and emergency services
Be prepared
You will work hard and train harder to ensure they’re fully-equipped to deal with any emergency. Lessons will involve teamwork and leadership skills so you become qualified and ready to lead the way.
Career Opportunities
Guided Campus Tour
Get a glimpse into the facilities you will be using as a uniformed protective services student at West Notts College.
What our students say
Fiona talks to us about how she's enjoying her time studying Uniformed Protective Services at West Notts! She highlights what specific parts of the course she enjoys, mentioning college facilities, trips and guest speakers giving insight into a students field of interest.
Callum gives us a look into his college experience, shares how he's getting on and talks about some key highlights throughout being at college, such as guest speakers and taking part in the mountaineering club.
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Uniformed protective services news and press
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Public-spirited students praised by principal and police
Five students at West Nottinghamshire College have been formally recognised for their “great attitude and initiative” in responding to a road traffic accident which saw a classmate struck by a car.
Posted: 21/12/2023
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College celebrates ‘Good’ Ofsted result
Staff and students at West Nottinghamshire College are celebrating following the publication of its latest Ofsted inspection report – which has graded it ‘good’ with areas of outstanding provision, and that makes a strong contribution to meeting its area’s skills needs.
Posted: 07/06/2023
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College showcases its work to Shadow Education Secretary
Students and staff at West Nottinghamshire College showcased its work to provide high-quality education, training and career pathways when Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson MP visited its campuses.
Posted: 25/04/2023