All career routes involve study. Through study you can increase your skills and qualifications. It is important that you obtain the necessary skills and qualifications for the jobs you are considering.

You can continue your studies at a school with a sixth form, at a college and through on-the-job training. Which method you choose should be guided partly by your preferences and partly by your career goals.

How much more time you spend studying will depend on how well your studies go and how much you enjoy it. Your career prospects will be improved by continuing to be involved in learning.

Linked pages provide information about the courses offered by local schools and colleges. Training opportunities that include on-the-job training are also described.

Available career routes involve a range of different qualifications.  Make sure that you understand the range of qualifications open to you before choosing a course.

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