Sixth Form

Degree Apprenticeships

University

Year 12 Opportunities

Year 13 Opportunities

Year 12 - Build

By the end of Year 12, you should have:

1. Researched university courses, attended university open days and built a shortlist

2. Started your personal statement

3. Created a LinkedIn Profile

4. Researched alternatives - degree apprenticeships, gap years - even if uni is your main plan.

5. Updated your CV and gained more work experience or volunteering to strengthen your applications.

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Year 12 Career and Subject of the month...

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Year 13 - Apply

By the end of Year 13, you should have:

1. Finalised and submitted your applications - UCAS, apprenticeships, or employment - using Unifrog to track everything.

2. Prepared for interviews or admissions tests where needed.

3. Had a Careers appointment to talk through firm/insurance choices or your alternative plan.

4. Tracked your offers

5. Planned for Results Day - know your options, including Clearing or Adjustment, before the day arrives.

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University or degree Apprenticeship?

Watch this special 30-minute programme from The Sixth Formers’ Guide to Degree Apprenticeships to find out how degree apprenticeships offer a debt-free route to a university degree or professional qualification.

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