Post 16 - What next?

If you are planing to attend Sixth Form you need to decide on what path you want to take - 

Academic - A Levels

Vocational - BTECs

Applied - Applied Level 3 qualification

T Levels - Technical-based qualifications

Some careers may ask for specific qualifications and grades, so always do some research into the course prerequisites  and where the courses you are interested in might lead.

Intermediate, advanced higher and degree apprenticeships combine practical on-the-job skills training with off-the-job learning. You'll get training that is relevant to your job and be paid a salary. Start at a level to suit you, with support if you have special needs or a disability.

A course that includes a work placement that will get you ready for an apprenticeship or a job. You’ll get work experience and some help to apply for your next steps. You can also improve your maths and English skills. You’ll get work experience and some help to apply for whatever you do next.

You’ll spend a minimum of 70 hours in a work placement with the rest of your time in college or a training centre

Spend 20 hours or more a week working or volunteering while also doing part-time education or training