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- Since 1999, the Military Preparation College has shown that young people from all types of backgrounds can and do succeed in the right environment. We have seen and supported so many young people make the very challenging transition from childhood to adulthood and develop into positive, productive role models in their own right. At the Military Preparation College, we believe that through outstanding leadership and teaching, all can achieve their goals. We have been inspected by Ofsted and awarded “outstanding” in all areas – in outcomes for students, learning and assessment, leadership and management, and in the quality of teaching. We have also been awarded the TES training provider of the year, 2017 in recognition of the exceptional results our students achieve across all of our Colleges. Every Instructor at the College has served in the Armed Forces and all are role models to our students. They have been trained by the best and in turn, our students are learning from the best. The sense of pride our staff feels in developing, training, and supporting our students has also been recognized by the Times 100 Best Companies to Work For 2017. Graduates of the program who decide to join the Armed Forces are more likely to be successful than direct entrants. Students who decide to pursue other career options have the core skills to support their success. With this newfound set of skills and qualifications, doors are now open to them, which were previously firmly closed. Most gain far more than they ever felt possible. Here is a selection of exercises that we use at the Military Preparation College. These exercises will help you to become physically stronger, improve your stamina, posture, and movement patterns. They will also make you more physically robust and less prone to injury. At the College, you will be given all the support and guidance needed to improve your fitness and prepare you for an active life upon leaving the College. You do not need to know these exercises before you join, but give them a go and see how you get on. View full school
Since 1999, the Military Preparation College has shown that young people from all types of backgrounds can and do succeed in the right environment. We have seen and supported so many young people make the very challenging transition from childhood to adulthood and develop into positive, productive role models in their own right. At the Military Preparation College, we believe that through outstanding leadership and teaching, all can achieve their goals. We have been inspected by Ofsted and awarded “outstanding” in all areas – in outcomes for students, learning and assessment, leadership and management, and in the quality of teaching. We have also been awarded the TES training provider of the year, 2017 in recognition of the exceptional results our students achieve across all of our Colleges. Every Instructor at the College has served in the Armed Forces and all are role models to our students. They have been trained by the best and in turn, our students are learning from the best. The sense of pride our staff feels in developing, training, and supporting our students has also been recognized by the Times 100 Best Companies to Work For 2017. Graduates of the program who decide to join the Armed Forces are more likely to be successful than direct entrants. Students who decide to pursue other career options have the core skills to support their success. With this newfound set of skills and qualifications, doors are now open to them, which were previously firmly closed. Most gain far more than they ever felt possible. Here is a selection of exercises that we use at the Military Preparation College. These exercises will help you to become physically stronger, improve your stamina, posture, and movement patterns. They will also make you more physically robust and less prone to injury. At the College, you will be given all the support and guidance needed to improve your fitness and prepare you for an active life upon leaving the College. You do not need to know these exercises before you join, but give them a go and see how you get on.
