Whether you're thinking about university, an apprenticeship, A Levels or T Levels, our careers advice hub will be your trusted companion along the way.
Here, I look at the significance of ongoing learning after an apprenticeship, and give my tips on how to continue developing professionally from my experience to date.
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Eagerly awaiting your T-Level results? T-Levels Results Day is a major milestone in your educational journey. This guide covers what to expect, how to interpret your results, and your next steps.
Escape Studios has been awarded a silver rating by The Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF). This rating was awarded in September 2023, for four years.
The 2023 Rookies Rankings are in, and Escape Studios is ahead of the game, taking the lead to be ranked number one in the world for Production Excellence in Immersive Media.
The prospect of university life, filled with new friendships, academic challenges, and a multitude of opportunities, attracts students from diverse backgrounds and aspirations. Yet, as they cross the threshold into this uncharted territory, homesickness can cast a shadow on what is otherwise an exciting chapter in their lives. It serves as a saddening reminder of the connections, routines, and the comforting embrace of home left behind.
Devonport Royal Dockyard Apprenticeships offer an extensive range of opportunities for you to kick-start your career within the marine industry while earning and learning. University and college aren’t for everyone so if you’re looking to avoid the traditional study route and enter employment then a Devonport Royal Dockyard Apprenticeship could be the answer you’ve been looking for.
Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust Apprenticeships are for everyone, whether you’re looking for your first ever job or fancy a career change then a Greater Manchester Mental Health Apprenticeship could be the perfect starting point for you.
The different qualifications you can earn – A Levels, Apprenticeships, GCSEs and so on – are grouped together in levels. It makes it easier for you (and easier for employers, colleges and universities) to know how difficult a qualification is and how it compares to others.