National Citizen Service (NCS) is an experience you really don't want to miss. If you're 15 to 17 years-old, this is your chance. Don't. Miss. It What is NCS? Out.
If you're 15 to 17 years-old, this is your chance to embark on exhilarating challenges, make your mark and build skills for work and life. More than 200,000 young people have already said YES to NCS. Why say yes? UCAS recommends students include NCS in their personal statement
You learn the skills employers value
Learn to budget and live for yourself
Meet incredible people
Get your
voice heard! Is it for me? In one word – YES! NCS is a chance for 15 to 17-year-olds to come together and achieve amazing things. Let's face it – life's too short to be stuck indoors. So why not kick-start your future with a summer you'll never forget! Thanks to government backing, the most you'll ever pay for this unbeatable experience is £50, but this cost could be less or even free depending on your circumstances and local NCS provider. When, where & how? NCS takes place in your local community outside of term time, so no matter what your commitments are or what your summer holiday plans might be, just register and we'll get you on the next available NCS spot. Who will run my programme? NCS is really proud to work with some amazing organisations across the UK. NCS is delivered by a series of charities, college consortia and Voluntary, Community, Social Enterprise (VCSE) and private sector partnerships across England. All NCS staff are DBS checked (previously CRB) and are trained to work with young people. The programme is risk assessed and regularly quality assured. Once you've secured your spot, your local NCS provider will contact you to discuss things further and to answer any other questions you have about NCS or the programme. Start your amazing journey
If you like what you see, click on the button below or hand in a registration form to an NCS provider in your school or college. We'll be in touch to advise which programme is for you. It's that easy!
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