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LABOUR MARKET INFORMATION

When you choose a career route it is a good idea to take into account the number of opportunities likely to be available and the likely competition for them. You can get information to help you estimate these things. Here is a summary of what happened to Year 11 school leavers in 2005:

These are the courses people took:

COURSES

STUDENTS

A/AS/A2 level qualification

1871

49.6%

Vocational A level (or equivalent qualification)

472

12.5%

GNVQ Intermediate (or equivalent qualification)

764

20.3%

GNVQ Foundation (or equivalent qualification)

237

6.3%

NVQ 3 (or equivalent qualification)

29

0.8%

NVQ 2 (or equivalent qualification)

152

4.0%

NVQ 1 (or equivalent qualification)

19

0.5%

GCSEs

69

1.8%

Other Courses (Pre-voc/ESOL)

159

4.2%

TOTAL

3772

100.0%

These are the types of work people entered:

EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING

STUDENTS

Managerial / Professional

12

5.1%

Clerical / Secretarial

31

13.1%

Skilled Construction

19

8.0%

Skilled Engineering

7

3.0%

Electrical / Electronic

2

0.8%

Metal Forming Trades

0

0.0%

Vehicle Trades

19

8.0%

Textile / Garment Trades

1

0.4%

Other Skilled Trades

6

2.5%

Protective Service Occupations

7

3.0%

Catering Occupations

10

4.2%

Health Care Occupations

1

0.4%

Childcare & Related Occupations

15

6.3%

Hairdressing & Related Occupations

27

11.4%

Other Personal Service Occupations

4

1.7%

Sales Occupations

56

23.6%

Plant / Machine Operators

0

0.0%

Agriculture/Forestry/Fishing Occupations

1

0.4%

Labouring / Unskilled Industrial

2

0.8%

Mail Workers

3

1.3%

Unskilled Service Sector

4

1.7%

Other Occupations

10

4.2%

TOTAL

237

100.0%

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