FAQ's
You can choose from a variety of pathways, including further education (like college or sixth form), apprenticeships, traineeships, full-time work, or even starting your own business. Each path offers different benefits depending on your interests, strengths, and long-term goals.
You can find apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities through government websites, local colleges, and job boards. Applications usually require a CV, a short cover letter, and sometimes an interview. Careers advisors at your school can also help you through the process.
See our dedicated apprenticeships page here
That’s completely normal! Take time to explore different options, talk to careers advisors, attend open days, and use online tools to assess your interests and strengths. It’s okay to not have all the answers right away — many people change direction as they grow.
Yes! Many schools offer careers support even after you leave. You can also access help from local job centres, online services, and youth employment organisations that provide resources and guidance on writing CVs, completing applications, and preparing for interviews.
