Uniformed Protective Services Pathway
Leading to employment in Forensic Science, Bomb Disposal and Youth Justice Work.
Information Evening Seevic Campus
03 Jul 2025
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Why choose this pathway?
This pathway is designed to help you progress to a career in the Public Services sector. Your career options could include:
- Army Officer
- Bomb Disposal Technician
- Firefighter
- Forensic Scientist
- Paramedic
- Police Officer
- Prison Instructor
- RAF Officer
- Royal Marines Commando
- Royal Navy Officer
- Soldier
- Youth Justice Worker
What skills will I gain?
By taking this career pathway you will develop a number of skills that are required. These include:
Transferable Skills
- Leadership Skills
- People Management
- Teamwork
- Professional Appearance and Behaviour
- Problem Solving
Pathway Courses
There are 2 routes you can take on the Uniformed Protective Services Pathway which are Vocational courses (BTECs) and Higher Education.
Please note, some subjects may not be available at both campuses. Subject combinations can depend on the course/profession, so please check university requirements.
- Vocational courses (BTECs)
- Higher Education
- Additional Qualifications
If you choose to study the A-Level or Vocational route you can also study the below qualifications across two years
Further Career Information
Download the 'Where Next' booklet from Greater Essex Careers Hub, which features information on the Essex job market.
Career Hub Lmi Booklet Final