Find a course with a strong emphasis on physical fitness, leadership, and community engagement.
Links with Industry Experts
We work closely with local businesses, community groups and organisations to ensure that you get the most out of your education. Employers often visit students at College to talk about their roles, as well as students having the opportunity to visit organisations to see how they are run. Organisations we work with include:
- Elmley Prison Service
- Border Force
- RAF
- Kent Fire and Rescue
Career Success at College – Daniel’s Story
27 October 2023
Student Daniel has gained employment in the Prison Service, thanks to the career help and support available at College.
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Take Part in Social Action
As part of our pledge to social action, you will take part in regular volunteering and fundraising activities across the Isle of Sheppey.
In the past students have worked with the Royal British Legion and assisted with ‘Winter Warmer’ sessions with Sheppey Matters.
Why Study With Us?
Students have the opportunity to take part in a variety of activities and trips. They put their fitness and stamina to the test with a variety of exercise and training sessions, and visit different employers within the Public Service sector to learn about their roles within the community.
Weekly Army Drills
Boonies Military Obstacle Course
Fitness Sessions at FiiT Box
Cold Water Swimming
Royal Air Force Visit
How you apply for a course at EKC Sheppey College
Step 1 – Find a subject you’re interested in
Explore our range of Sport and Public Services courses here at EKC Sheppey College.
Step 2 – Apply
Apply on our website through our application portal.
Step 3 – Come to an applicant day
For Sports and Public Services students, come along to an applicant day, where we will see which course is right for you.
Career prospects
Example:
Fire Service Officers
£
£39,520
Annual pay
Annual pay is per year, based on full-time employment and on the South East region.
Role description
Workers in this unit group co-ordinate and participate in fire fighting activities, provide emergency services in the event of accidents or bomb alerts, and advise on fire prevention.
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“The best bit about the course is definitely all of the practical activities we get to take part in. We do regular drills, go to FitBox and even got the chance to go to Ninja Warrior. They’re really fun but are also helping to prepare me for the future, as I want to work at the prison.”
Shane
Public Services Level 2
“I’m lucky enough to be going to Tenerife with the college next term, where we’ll get to complete more work experience. I’ll be working within the local tourism industry, which will be great experience as I’d like to train as Flight Attendant.”
Emily
Public Services Level 2
“I chose this course because I like to help people and I want to go into a career where I can give back to the community. I’d really like to go into the Police force, hopefully progressing to become a Detective.”
Kai
Public Services Level 2
We’re part of six community-based colleges
