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Welcome to Y11 Careers Evening Inspiring new pathways Informing you about options Meeting colleges 6 th forms and employers DHS Careers Team Mr Henry Careers Leader Ms Harper Careers Adviser Mrs Davis Careers Administrator


  1. Welcome to Y11 Careers Evening Inspiring new pathways Informing you about options Meeting colleges 6 th forms and employers

  2. DHS Careers Team Mr Henry – Careers Leader Ms Harper – Careers Adviser Mrs Davis – Careers Administrator • Providing support to all Year 11’s in the transition to Further Education • Ensuring all students have a personal guidance interview • Fully resourced careers library open every break and after school • Parents \ Carers are welcome to book appointments

  3. Why are we here tonight? • To help you explore your options • To meet the providers + employers you will be applying to • To find out how the process works • To find out how to get help when you need it

  4. Destination Choices • Everybody must stay in Education till they are 18 • College or Sixth Form • Apprenticeship • Job linked to training • Traineeship

  5. Courses Available • A level - Academic study – Exam Focus – 3 mixed subjects • BTEC - Applied study – Assessment + Exams – 1-3 subjects • Vocational - Industry focussed – Assessment – Single subject • Apprenticeship - On the job learning – College • Entry Route - Pathway courses - Life skills + Independence

  6. Which path is right for me? • Do you know what career you want? If not don’t worry. • Check your last school report and know your projected grades • Always check the entry requirements of every course you’re interested in • Think about what learning style works for you Course Level Examples Typical Entry Requirements Extra Requirements Level 3 A-Level + BTEC L3 5 GCSE’s 4 -9 inc Eng + Maths Grade 6 in some subjects Level 2 BTEC L2 + Vocational 3 GCSE’s 3 -9 inc Eng + Maths Maths + English resits if needed Level 1 Vocational 1- 2 GCSE’s 1 -3 Maths + English resits if needed Entry Pathway No Formal Requirements

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  8. What is an Apprenticeship? Earn while you learn Certification to an approved national standard. An apprenticeship is a way for young people and adults to earn while they learn in a real On and off the job job, whilst gaining a real qualification and a training real future

  9. Qualification Levels Higher & Degree Foundation degree, HND, Level Apprenticeship Degree, Masters 4,5,6,7 Advanced L3 BTEC Awards Level A Levels or Apprenticeship & Diplomas 3 IB Intermediate GCSE BTEC First Level Apprenticeship Grades 4-9/A*-C Diploma 2 10 10 | Apprenticeships Explained

  10. Apprenticeship Training and Qualifications Apprentice Training • Over 600 new Standards • Tr aining for 1-5 years • Continue with English and maths (and IT) • 20% off-the-job training • End point assessment

  11. www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship

  12. www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship

  13. Advanced Apprenticeship Vacancies Bus & Coach Technician Mechanical Engineer Electrical Engineer Vehicle Service Mechanic Boat-builder Payroll Administrator Social & Digital Marketer Network Rail Technician Business Administrator Dental Nurse Composite Technician PE/Sports Technician Parts Adviser Software Developer IT Support Analyst Early Years Educator

  14. Degree Apprenticeships ( Higher & Degree Vacancy Listing for 2019 Recruitment) Pros Cons • • Same level of qualification as a Not always available locally full-time degree • Competition for vacancies • Earn salary while you learn • Miss out on the full university • No loan to repay experience • • Social life (NUS card) Not as wide a range of options as full- time degree courses but ……… • Develops work ethic more Degree Apprentices are under • Suits some people’s learning development styles 15 | Apprenticeships Explained

  15. Useful Links www.apprenticeships.gov.uk www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship Useful Information www.amazingapprenticeships.com www.apprenticeships-in-sussex.com www.ucas.com

  16. Key Points • Think carefully and consider all your options • Use the timeline and FAQ in your packs . Start your research now. • Be prepared for your college visits – Decide what courses you are interested in, know where you are going and what you are asking • Come to careers when you need further help – No appointment needed Worthing Careers Fair – 16 th Oct – Assembly Rooms 3-6pm • • Thank you! Good Luck. Now go out and start talking!

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