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POST 16 EDUCATION
STUDY
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WORK AND STUDY
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ESTABLISHMENT
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Specialist College (Agricultural,
Horticultural, Art, Performing Arts)
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A LEVELS
Achieved over two years of study – great route to degree level of study that can be taken alongside a vocational
course
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Entry requirements: Course dependent, typically 5 GCSEs Grade 9-4 (usually including English and maths)
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Leads to: University/college, higher and degree apprenticeships, work
TRAINEESHIP
You’ll spend a minimum of 70 hours in a work placement with the rest of
your time in college or a training centre
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You need to be aged between 16 to 24 or up to 25 with an
Education Health and Care Plan with no higher than a level 3 qualification
Qualifications: English, maths, digital and work-related qualifications
Leads to: Apprenticeship, further education, work
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A= allows them to resist subjects and gain work experience/ its recognised so opens doors to employment, further education ect.
D= another year that added onto school education/ depednign on where you live if there is a trainship running near people.
APPRENTISHIP
You’ll spend 80% of your time in the workplace and 20% off-the-job with some
study in a college, training centre or Institute of Technology (IoT)
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Will be dependent on the industry, job role and apprenticeship level
Qualifications: apprenticeship certificate, diploma, degree and masters depending on level
Leads to: Work, next level of apprenticeship, further education, higher education
INTERSHIP
Supported internships are for young people with learning
difficulties or learning disabilities, who need extra support to get a job.
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Leads to: Work, traineeship, apprenticeship
A= people know how to support the child with EHC/ get help to identify strengths and weaknesses gaining employable necessities./ recognised and could offer work contract.
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A= recognised qualifcation and equavilent to GCSE, degrees/ paid to learn.
D= because you are getting paid you get no money for accommodation. / certain industrys with no apprentiships.
A= well known in all over the world/ allow you to do more than one subject meaning more than one qualification.
D= not all schools and colleges offer different subjects/ dont offer as much work experience making it harder to get jobs in the future.
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
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Description: Qualifications which teach you how to do tasks specifically related to the
industry and role you want to be involved in.
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SCHOOL LEAVERS SCHEME
You'll often rotate between different locations with the same company to
get experience and it can include distance learning or time in college or university
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Entry requirements: Usually high grade A levels or equivalent and a keen interest in
the sector you want to work in
Qualifications: A university degree and/or professional qualification
Leads to: Professional employment
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A= you get work placement and classroom work/ shows you have experience and skills even if you struggle with academic side of course.
D= students are put off because it only focuses on one subject, meaning only can go into that./ got to have qualified teachers eg- industry experience to teach these courses to students.
APPLIED GENERALS
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Leads to: University/college, apprenticeship, work
qualifications that gve your broad overview of working in secific sector like business and engineering.
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A= can retake exams, meaning less pressure because can retake/
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