10 resources
Your Future Your Choices
A guide for post-16 students on making choices for their future. Packed with tips and advice about university-level study, including how to make great choices, info about university life and how to prepare for getting a dream job.
Exploring Future Choices: Beyond your GCSEs
A guide for pre-16 students to find out more about their post 16 options and beyond. Featuring information on the different qualifications available and where you can study these, differences between school and sixth form, and the next steps at 18+.
Your Future Your Choices
A guide for post-16 students on making choices for their future. Packed with tips and advice about university-level study, including how to make great choices, info about university life and how to prepare for getting a dream job.
Post-16 Pathways
A handy diagram showing the options for students at 16 and 18.
Careerpilot
This website helps students to explore their educational options at 14, 16 and 18. It also has information on different job sectors as well as career tools to help them decide what to do in the future.
Bright Knowledge - Education Pathways
Bright Knowledge provides information and advice on education options and pathways, including GCSEs and what students can do after them, how to choose A Levels, as well as other options such as BTECs and Apprenticeships. There is also information about how to choose and apply for university.
UCAS
Check out these useful links for more information on post-16 qualifications plus applying for and studying further education.
T-levels
Helpful videos that tell you everything you need to know about T-levels - a new post-16 qualification now available in some subjects, as well as a link to further information on the Gov.uk website.
Student Ladder
A career development website with information on over 2500 work placements, graduate schemes & internship opportunities for 16-24 year old students.
Parental Guidance
The Parental Guidance website provides helpful advice and information for parents and carers to support young people during their transition to adult working life. Featuring up-to-the-minute articles by the country’s leading careers writers.