QPD ARMED FORCES PREPARATION

#FORCESPREPPED

QPD was founded in 2007 which reformed as Forces Prep. The staff push the boundaries to give our students the best help and guidance possible, to get them into the armed forces. 

Round up the Troops // Bradley Hunt

 
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Name: Bradley Hunt
Age: 16
Where you’re from: Hull
When you signed up to Forces Prep MPC: 04.09.15
What role you’d like in the armed forces: Vehicle Mechanic or Recovery Mechanic

When I first signed up to become Forces Prep I was struggling to find an apprenticeship in civvie street, I knew I’d like to join the forces but wasn’t sure about heading straight in. Forces Prep has helped me get fitter and gain more confidence, you even get taught how to march and stand on parade! Being here isn’t like a normal college, for starters we’re in a barracks and on a daily basis we’re completing our qualifications yet still taking part in sporting activities and team tasks. 

The best bit is doing the physical and team tasks with my friends, knowing they’ve got my back and we keep pushing each other to be the best we can be! From September to now, I’ve built up my teamwork and leadership skills, Forces Prep is one of the best armed forces preparation colleges I’ve heard of! 

Forces Prep in three words? Fun, informative and supportive!

Interested? Sign up today!

 

Armani's Path to Success

 
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Name: Armani White
Age: 18
Barracks: Wenlock Barracks, Hull
When you signed up to our MPC: 04.09.2015
Joined: British Army, Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineer, 2016

“Forces Prep gave me the opportunity to develop my mental and physical skills before joining up, I was able to increase my fitness, map reading and armed forces knowledge; being a part of the Entry to Uniformed Services course was brilliant, all the staff have helped me to achieve my career in the British Army. 

I’d recommend Forces Prep to anybody who wants to join the armed forces or even develop their skills!”

If you think you’ve got what it takes to kickstart your career, why wait? Start your military journey today... 

 

Haydn’s Path to the British Army Engineers

 
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Name: Haydn Crawley
Age: 16
Barracks you was based at: Scarborough Barracks, Doncaster
When you signed up to Forces Prep: 04.08.15
The role you’ve gone into: British Army Engineer

My time at Forces Prep has been very helpful; it’s played a major part in my journey to joining the British Army. Both Doncaster and Hull staff have been a massive help, not only have they guided me to develop my fitness, but also my mental strength and confidence. 

I’d definitely recommend Forces Prep to anybody interested in joining the forces in the future. 

If you think you’ve got what it takes to become #ForcesPrepped sign up today!

 

New Employability Course Available!

 
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Military career not for you? Want an alternative to sixth form? Aged 16 - 18? Live in Hull, Grimsby or Doncaster? Then our NEW part time employability course is perfect for you!

The 3 day a week course begins Monday 7th March and run for 4 weeks with the potential to earn up to £40 per week, depending on household income; travel expenses covered.

Whilst building new friendships and increasing your chances of employment in the future, you’ll gain an official City and Guilds qualification, learn how to write the perfect a CV, develop key interview techniques and educate yourself on different career opportunities. All qualities that employers look for!

Interested? Register your interest here and we’ll be in touch as soon as possible.

 

Round up the Troops // Jade Baynes

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Name: Jade Baynes
Age: 16
Where you’re from: Hull
When you signed up to Forces Prep: 04.08.15
What role you’d like in the armed forces: Weapons Technician - Navy

Signing up to Forces Prep has helped me to prepare myself for the Navy. It’s given me the knowledge I need for my job role, and even myself! I’ve been able to push myself beyond limits with the activities we do each day, from drills, to team tasks, to physical activities. I’ve even enjoyed learning about the armed forces, it’s not your typical sitting behind a desk all day like college, it’s actually fun! 

From August to now, I’ve gained my NCFE Level 1 Diploma in Uniformed Services, completed my First Aid training, and I’m pretty confident with my map reading and drill. Even though the whole course is fun, the one thing I enjoy the most is being around people who want to do the same as me, they encourage me when it’s getting tough. Really motivating me to push further and achieve my goal of being a Navy, Weapons Technician. 

Forces Prep in three words? Challenging, fun and adventurous!

 
 
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