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Welcome Oathall 16+ opportunities evening Mrs Hatchard - Assistant Headteacher Mrs Isley - Vocational manager Legal requirements - England After leaving Oathall you must then do one of the following until youre 18: stay in full-time


  1. Welcome Oathall 16+ opportunities evening

  2. Mrs Hatchard - Assistant Headteacher

  3. Mrs Isley - Vocational manager

  4. Legal requirements - England After leaving Oathall you must then do one of the following until you’re 18: ● stay in full-time education, for example at a college ● start an apprenticeship or traineeship ● spend 20 hours or more a week working or volunteering, while in part-time education or training GCSE Maths and English Language if a grade 4 or above have not already been achieved.

  5. Qualifications at sixth form ● A levels - Level 3 ● T Levels - Level 3. Three A level equivalent. 80% classroom/20% work experience ● Btec qualifications - Level 2 and level 3 ● NVQ ● Apprenticeships - Level 2 and 3 ● GCSE - Maths and English Language if not already awarded a grade 4 or above. ● Traineeships

  6. Factors to Consider … . ● Entry requirements ● Assessment method ● Interests and abilities ● Future career plans ● Location and travelling ● Facilities

  7. Mrs Ferros - Careers Adviser

  8. What next? ● One to one Careers interviews during October and November ● Advice and assistance with college applications ● Kudos online programme: - Post-16 Options, Apprenticeships, Career Matches ● Careers staff are always on hand to answer queries ● Check Google Classroom “Work Related learning year 11’’

  9. Application to colleges ● Online Applications must be submitted by Friday 6th December 2019. ● Mrs Ferros is your contact for references so please give her name and contact details where indicated on your application. ● Students can apply to as many colleges as they like, but ideally at least two. They do not have to decide which college they want to go to until after your college interviews. ● College interviews usually take place from December onwards. At these interviews college staff will talk to students about their subject choices and make sure they are suited to their ability, interests and career ideas.

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