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Heading off to college or university? Starting work experience, volunteering or apprenticeship? Worried about getting through your studies or placement with little or zero income? You’re in the right place. Get help creating a budget for college, uni or starting employment. Financial worries can be a big stress when you’re taking your next steps and…
At some point during secondary school or college (or most likely both), you’ll be asked to create a CV (or curriculum vitae). Why? What’s a CV for? And why do you really need a School Leaver CV? You may ask yourself some of these questions and feel like a CV at this stage in your…
Careers guidance interviews are an impartial, one-to-one meeting between yourself and a professionally qualified careers adviser. Careers guidance interviews are not like a job interview – there are no right or wrong answers. What will be discussed During careers guidance interviews the careers adviser will help you to: The careers adviser will give you: How…
Greater Manchester Higher is a collaboration of higher education (HE) colleges and universities. We offer impartial information, advice and guidance about higher education. The partnership is part of the Uni Connect programme, delivering a nationally coordinated approach to working with schools, universities and colleges to help people access higher education. We aim to improve the…
Not sure what’s the difference between A-Levels and T-Levels? Don’t know which option is the best one for you? We’re here to help. If you’re thinking about your next steps after GCSEs and whether A-Levels or T-levels are the right choice, this quick guide can help you: Learn about key differences between A-Levels and T-Levels…
Ready to apply for college or sixth form but need some help completing your college application form? Don’t panic. We’ll help you understand exactly what to include and give you a practice form to complete. You can use it once you know which college(s) and course(s) you are applying too. (If you’re interested in applying for…
With thousands of apprenticeship opportunities and hundreds of employers to choose from, it’s important to consider all career options to ensure that your decision is correctly informed. From finding the right career path, choosing the best employer to searching for the ideal qualification and picking the perfect team, we’re here to help you find the…
Leaving school and considering what comes next? Learn about your choices at 16 or 18+ and what further and higher education pathways could offer you from A-Levels and T-Levels to Vocational and Technical Qualifications, University to Short Study Programmes. There are lots of different ways to reach your ultimate career goal and plenty of support…
Looking to earn some extra cash this summer? Need to gain work experience or explore potential career paths? Want to try something out on a temporary basis before committing to a permanent job? Find out more about Summer Jobs in Stockport. What kind of Summer Jobs are available? When it comes to seasonal work, there’s…
On A-Level Results Day, hopefully you’ll get the exam grades you need. But if things don’t go to plan, don’t panic. Here’s what your options might look like… Heading off to University If you just miss out on the grades you need, your first option is to find out whether your university or college might…
After an anxious wait following the end of your exams and an early start to the summer break, GCSE Results Day is always a nerve-wracking occasion. Given the past few years have been slightly different due to the pandemic, if you’re due to pick up your results this week, you may be wondering what to…
If you’re thinking of heading to college or sixth form after completing your GCSEs, you’ll most likely be considering a more academic Level 3 study option like A-Levels or T-Levels (although there are vocational options available too). So, what do you need to know about choosing this route? As well as understanding what the differences…
If you’re a more practical based learner or you have a set career goal in mind, vocational qualifications are probably your best choice after GCSEs. From apprenticeships to BTECs, there’s a whole host of choices for Level 3 study (that’s one up from GCSEs which are a Level 2) that involve a mix of classroom…
Whether you’re coming to the end of college, sixth form, an apprenticeship or other training course, there’s plenty of options for what comes next at 18. For some, you might be looking to continue your studies and gain further qualifications (either because you need them for your dream job or because you’re not ready to…
If you’re currently in Years 9, 10 or 11 with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND), there’s a range of options available when you leave school. Stockport Council’s Post-16 Education & Training Guide for students with SEND can help you learn more about what you can study, where you can study it, the support available…
When you first leave secondary school, managing your money can become difficult as you need to consider stationary, travel and food as well as extra-curricular activities. A great way to cut out your travel expenses and save some money is to apply for the Ourpass Travel Card. What is the Ourpass Travel Card? If you…
Find out about the fantastic work experience programme with Stockport NHS Foundation Trust for 14-16 year olds in Stockport Are you interested in a career in the healthcare sector? Passionate about helping others and serving the local community? There are 100s of different career pathways available from traditional doctors and nurses, to social care, allied…
With a growing investment in building a tech talent pipeline for future jobs growth across Greater Manchester, acquiring tech skills has become more crucial than ever. Whether you’re a student exploring career options or a young professional looking to enhance your skillset, Microsoft offers a wealth of free resources to help you learn and develop…
In the journey toward higher education, understanding the UCAS points tariff system is crucial. Whether you’re considering A-Levels, T-Levels, BTECs, or NVQs, these points play a pivotal role in determining your eligibility for university admissions. This article will delve into what UCAS points are, how they’re calculated, why they matter, and how you can check…
As you journey through secondary school and college, you’re not just collecting grades and facts, but also building a set of skills that can shape your success in the years to come. While good grades are essential, they’re not the only thing that counts. Enter the Universal Skills Builder Framework – your secret weapon for…
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