Public services
Prepare for a future serving your community with practical skills, teamwork development, and insight into careers across the uniformed public services.
Meet the team!
Alyson, Mark and Graham teach across our sport, policing and public services offer. They are dedicated to preparing students for meaningful careers across the public services, including emergency response, uniformed services and community roles. Teaching is practical, supportive and rooted in real‑world scenarios, helping learners develop confidence, leadership and resilience. With a strong focus on public service values, lessons build communication, teamwork and problem‑solving skills essential for frontline and supporting roles. Tutors work closely with students to help them develop the mindset, fitness and professionalism needed to progress into further training, higher education or employment.
What can you do…
Develop teamwork, leadership, discipline, confidence and problem‑solving.
Train in drill/marching, navigation, fitness testing and public service skills.
Study topics like discipline, police powers, and managing major incidents at higher levels.
Use the on-site gym; engage in enrichment and placements.
What can you expect?
Studying Public Services at Redcar and Cleveland College gives you a realistic insight into uniformed service careers through a blend of classroom learning, fitness training, outdoor activities and residential trips.
You’ll develop key skills such as leadership, communication, navigation and teamwork while benefitting from workshops hosted by the armed forces, police, fire and prison services.
With access to a gym, experienced tutors, and strong career‑focused enrichment, the college is an excellent stepping stone into public service roles.
Where could you go next…
Protect the public, prevent crime and respond to incidents to help keep communities safe.
Respond to emergencies, tackle fires and carry out rescue operations to protect people and property.
Provide emergency medical care and treatment to people who are injured or seriously unwell.
Lead and manage teams in the British Army, taking responsibility for operations, training and personnel.
Lead military personnel in the Royal Navy or Royal Air Force, supporting operations, defence and specialist missions.
