Learning Options
These days, everyone needs a minimum set of qualifications to get on in life. Normally, these are vocational or academic qualifications equivalent to five good GCSEs. With these under your belt, you’ll have more choices, are more likely to be better paid, your boss is more likely to invest in you and you’re less likely to be unemployed throughout your life.
The good news is, there have never been so many ways to learn. If you’ve got five good GCSEs (grades A* to C), you’re well on the way to taking control of your future. And if you carry on and get to the next stage - A-Levels or their Level 3 vocational equivalents - you’ll find even more doors open to you.
Where and what to study
The range of qualifications available and the different places for 16-19s to learn.
Go to the 'Where and what to study' page
Work-based learning
The options available to help you learn and work at the same time.
Go to the 'Apprenticeships' page
See also
Advice and support from ConnexionsYoung people aged between 13 and 19 can also get information and advice on careers, courses and job vacancies from Connexions.