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After year 11, there are a range of options for you to choose from:
It’s important to think about the type of career that you might like, as this can help you to decide which options is best for you. You may want to consider how you learn best, do you prefer academic study or would you prefer to gain work experience? It’s also important to research careers and to check if they require specific qualifications for example A Levels or a university degree.
Did you know that you are now required to continue in education or training until your 18th birthday, or until you have gained a level 3 qualification? This is called Raised Participation Age.
At 18, you may want to consider some of these options:
Depending on the type of career you would like to do, will depend on which option is best for you. Some careers require a higher education qualification, so you may need to study at university.
You can also gain higher education qualifications at local colleges, through distance learning or as part of a higher or degree level apprenticeship. If you are keen to gain work experience you could also consider an apprenticeship or apply for jobs or voluntary work.
If you would like advice about different options, just get in touch, our Advisers are always happy to help.
Contact
Careers Centre,
One Time Square,
Warrington,
WA1 2EN
01925 442211
careersservice@warrington.gov.uk