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WHAT NEXT?

WHAT NEXT?. PLANNING YOUR FUTURE. CONTEXT. Recession Public spending cuts and f ewer job opportunities Higher Education (HE) changes Higher tuition fees - bigger student debt Half of UK universities think it has become more difficult to convince young people of the benefits of HE.

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WHAT NEXT?

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  1. WHAT NEXT?

  2. PLANNING YOURFUTURE

  3. CONTEXT • Recession • Public spending cuts and fewer job opportunities • Higher Education (HE) changes • Higher tuition fees - bigger student debt • Half of UK universities think it has become more difficult to convince young people of the benefits of HE

  4. CONTEXT • Government keen to encourage apprenticeships and internships • Increasing Level 3 and 4 apprenticeship opportunities • Apprenticeship vacancies not keeping pace with demand • Increased opportunities for higher skilled work, fewer opportunities for unskilled work

  5. CONTEXT • Employers and universities want people to have employability skills and relevant experience • Government wants to see Work Experience in Post 16 • Record levels of youth unemployment (16-24 year-olds)

  6. THE UNIVERSITYPROBLEM

  7. CHOICES AT 18 • Employment with training • Course at college or in the Post 16 Centre • Apprenticeship • Internship • Self-employment • Gap Year • University (UK or other)

  8. IMPROVINGYOUR CHANCES(OF GETTING WHAT YOU WANT ) • Get good results • Develop (and provide evidence of) a wide range of relevant skills • Get relevant work experience • Do effective research into progression routes • Make use of the help available • Make a (detailed, realistic and coherent) plan • Have a PLAN B

  9. INFORMATION ONLINE www.kingswoodpartnership.org.uk

  10. INFORMATION ONLINE

  11. INFORMATION ONLINE

  12. THINGS TO DO • Research into future possibilities • Organise relevant work experience • Write a personal statement • Update your CV (or start a new one) • Ask for help (if you need to)

  13. WHAT NEXT? • Get a copy of the WHAT NEXT?booklet from your teacher • Complete the qualities, skills and interests self-assessments • Think about what you would really like to do and aim high • Get organised!

  14. BE AMBITIOUS!

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