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Not sure what you want to do after year 11? This quiz helps you identify your key skills!
https://www.ucas.com/careers/buzz-quiz

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Y12/L3 Competitive HE Applications E-learning

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Y12/L3 Competitive HE Applications E-learning

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Are you hoping to apply for a university course which is competitive? This course is for you!
https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/post16-guidance/2020/6/16/y12l2-competitive-he-applications-e-learning

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These are a fab way to read around your subject and think about what it would be like to study a subject at university.
https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/post16-guidance/2020/6/17/year-12-university-subject-guides

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Thinking about studying medicine? Take a look at our advice and guidance!

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Thinking about studying medicine? Take a look at our advice and guidance!

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/post16-guidance/2020/7/31/why-study-medicine

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Subject Taster Workshops for Creative Arts

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Subject Taster Workshops for Creative Arts

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/explore-your-options-blog/2020/6/19/subject-taster-workshops-for-creative-arts

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Interested in Career Apprenticeships? Find out more

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/explore-your-options-blog/2020/6/2/different-career-apprenticeships

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Year 12 students - advice for this year!

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Year 12 students - advice for this year!

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/post16-guidance/2020/6/29/about-to-start-a-levels-or-college

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Applying For University For Children In Care and Care Leavers

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Applying For University For Children In Care and Care Leavers

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/post16-guidance/2020/7/13/applying-for-university-for-children-in-care-and-care-leavers

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https://www.ucas.com/careers/ buzz-quiz

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https://www.ucas.com/careers/ buzz-quiz
https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/skills-assessment

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Want to understand and identify your skill? Complete this assessment to find out!
https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/skills-assessment

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/explore-your-options-blog/understandingapprenticeships

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Progression Pathways video from Take Your Place 

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Progression Pathways video from Take Your Place 

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/resource/23

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https://amazingapprenticeships.com/whats-new-7-top-tips/

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https://amazingapprenticeships.com/whats-new-7-top-tips/

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Help with applying to study a creative subject at university 

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/resource/27

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Progression Pathways video from Take Your Place 

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/resource/23

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/resource/24

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https://www.takeyourplace.ac.uk/resource/22

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https://neaco.eprospectus.co.uk/resources/pages/what-is-a-level-like/

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https://neaco.eprospectus.co.uk/resource/18

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Brilliant apprenticeship podcast series! 

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https://neaco.eprospectus.co.uk/resource/8

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Brilliant apprenticeship podcast series! 

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https://neaco.eprospectus.co.uk/resource/8

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Brilliant apprenticeship podcast series! 

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https://neaco.eprospectus.co.uk/resource/8

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Apprenticeship advice from Luci Collins, Take Your Place - YouTube

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Apprenticeship advice from Luci Collins, Take Your Place - YouTube

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Interview advice when applying to Oxford or Cambridge - NEACO student panel 

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Interview advice when applying to Oxford or Cambridge - NEACO student panel 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qWOPPAiZ_k&feature=youtu.be

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https://uni4me.co.uk/activities/podcast-university-is-it-worth-it/

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Take Your Place have put together  this short guide to doing a brilliantly at a college or sixth form interview.
Narrated Interview Skills December 2020 - YouTube

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On Demand Webinars | University Taster Days (unitasterdays.com)

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Anglia Ruskin University Discovery Days - Marketing and Computer Games (Peterborough)

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Anglia Ruskin University Discovery Days - Marketing and Computer Games (Peterborough)

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Our interactive Discovery Days are a great opportunity for your students to come onto campus, get a taste of what it’s like to study at university, chat to our student ambassadors and academics, and gain a real understanding of the career prospects in their field of interest. We’ll be hosting our first Discovery Day on Wednesday December 15th, kicking off with Marketing and Computer Games. The day will run from 10am to 2pm, with time for lunch, and will be held at our Guild House (Oundle Road), Peterborough location. Students can expect talks about the new university opening in September 2022, opportunities to ask questions about the application process, but the main feature will be our interactive Marketing or Computer Games workshops

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Anglia Ruskin University Discovery Days - Marketing and Computer Games (Peterborough)

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Anglia Ruskin University Discovery Days - Marketing and Computer Games (Peterborough)

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Our interactive Discovery Days are a great opportunity for your students to come onto campus, get a taste of what it’s like to study at university, chat to our student ambassadors and academics, and gain a real understanding of the career prospects in their field of interest. We’ll be hosting our first Discovery Day on Wednesday December 15th, kicking off with Marketing and Computer Games. The day will run from 10am to 2pm, with time for lunch, and will be held at our Guild House (Oundle Road), Peterborough location. Students can expect talks about the new university opening in September 2022, opportunities to ask questions about the application process, but the main feature will be our interactive Marketing or Computer Games workshops

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Anglia Ruskin University Medicine Taster Days

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Anglia Ruskin University Medicine Taster Days

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ARU are delighted to invite you and your students to their upcoming School of Medicine Tasters. This is an ideal opportunity to get hand on experience in an university setting and meet current students who are there to answer your questions. Taster days will run 1pm – 3pm at the Chelmsford campus - sign up here School of Medicine Taster Days 2021/2022 (office.com)

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Easily create surveys and polls to collect customer feedback, measure employee satisfaction, and organize team events.

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I Wonder Wednesdays - University of Suffolk 

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I Wonder Wednesdays - University of Suffolk 

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I Wonder Wednesdays ‘I Wonder Wednesdays’ is a series of online taster sessions designed to help you explore the subjects that interest you and discover what it would be like to study them at university. You’ll meet one of our lecturers and have the chance to ask any questions about the subject and about the University of Suffolk. They’re also a great way to demonstrate interest in your subject when writing your personal statement. Each taster runs on a Wednesday and will last for around one hour. You can book to attend as many as you like and all you need to take part is access to a computer! Upcoming sessions include: 24th November 2021 – Wildlife: I wonder… what happens in the rainforest canopy after dark? 8th December 2021 – Business: I wonder… how do businesses get started? 15th December 2021 – Law: I wonder… how can we use the law to address climate change

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14th & 15th March 2022 – ExCeL, London 23rd March 2022 – Engine Shed, Lincoln 14th June 2022 – University of Suffolk, Ipswich 15th June 2022 – University of Essex, Colchester 30th June 2022 – Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge

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Cambridge University are offering a range of subjects for prospective applicants to explore virtually throughout November and December 2021. Experience typical undergraduate teaching and gain a flavour of what it’s like to be a student here. Subject Masterclasses | Undergraduate Study (cam.ac.uk)

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Virtual Subject Masterclasses
Our next series of Subject Masterclasses will begin in January 2024. If you would like to be notified when the Masterclasses become available to book, please sign up for our student newsletter.
What are Subject Masterclasses?

Subject Masterclasses are subject-specific events that offer high-achieving students in Year 12 (S5 for Scotland, Year 13 for NI, or equivalent) the chance to experience typical undergraduate teaching at the University of Cambridge, and to get a flavour of what it's like to be a student here. The events are designed for students looking to apply in October 2024, including mature students.

The Masterclasses cover a range of subjects and provide students with an opportunity to explore topics of interest beyond what's covered in the school curriculum.

When are they?

Our Subject Masterclasses take place throughout the academic year. We will update this page with further information about the next Masterclasses later this year.

How do I book?

Bookings for the next series of Masterclasses will open later in the year.

The events are open to individuals at a cost which will be confirmed when bookings open.

Booking is essential and must be made in advance of the Masterclass through our online store. Bookings will close two days prior to each Masterclass. You can book to attend as many Subject Masterclasses as you like.

Funded places are available for eligible students and must be booked in advance. Details about how to apply for a funded place will be made when bookings open.

Find out more

To be notified about the next series of Masterclasses, sign up to our mailing list.

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Virtual Subject Masterclasses Our next series of Subject Masterclasses will begin in January 2024. If you would like to be notified when the Masterclasses become available to book, please sign up for our student newsletter. What are Subject Masterclasses?

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University of Northampton Living Room Lectures Series

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University of Northampton Living Room Lectures Series

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From November 2021 to February 2022 the University of Northampton will be running a series of webinars on various courses hosted by their academics. From lectures on Business Management and Biomedical Science to Film & Screen Studies History, Living Room Lectures offers you an insight into their courses straight from the sofa! Webinars: The Living Room Lectures | University of Northampton

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What are you looking for?

Whether you're looking to study with us or have already applied, our Living Room Lectures will give you an insight into the courses we offer. The best part is you don't even need to leave your sofa to enjoy our university webinars!

University of Northampton webinars

In our webinars, you can hear from our course teams. You'll have the chance to ask any questions you have.
See our upcoming webinars
Top tips for joining our webinars

The best way to access the webinars is on a laptop or desktop computer. They also can be viewed on a mobile phone or tablet.

If you're watching on a mobile or tablet, you will get the best results connecting to a strong Wi-Fi connection.

Sound issues? Make sure your speakers are turned on and the volume is turned up. If you are using headphones and have no audio, please unplug them to see if the audio resumes. If not, please check the audio options on your device.

You can test your connection using the orange 'Test your connection' button.

Questions can be asked using the 'Ask a question' tab.

If you would like, you can view our webinar privacy policy.

If you have any questions or would like any further information please contact events@northampton.ac.uk.

Webinars FAQs

Do I have to come to campus to take part in a webinar?

Nope, the webinar will be streamed for you to watch in the comfort of your own home. You just need a working device and an internet connection to access the webinar.

I missed the webinar. What can I do?

We try to offer a range of dates. Check on our events page to see if a new date for the webinar is up. If not, drop us an email events@northampton.ac.uk.

Do I need to use my microphone and camera on the webinar?

No, don't worry, you don't have to go live! You can ask your questions via the 'Ask a question' box. In fact, you aren't able to show your camera or use your microphone during the webinars.

Can I ask questions during the webinar?

Yes, please do get your questions in! You're able to type questions to the presenters during the webinar using the 'Ask a question' box.

Can I watch the webinar on my phone?

Yes, you can watch our webinars on phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers.

What happens if I join the webinar late?

That's not a problem. You can use the link to join at any time throughout the webinar. However, you may miss some of the presentation.

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Webinars: The Living Room Lectures | University of Northampton

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Skip to content What are you looking for? Whether you're looking to study with us or have already applied, our Living Room Lectures will give you an insight into the courses we offer. The best part is you don't even need to leave your sofa to enjoy our university webinars!

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Norwich University of the Arts - Open Days 

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Norwich University of the Arts On Campus 3rd December 2021 Online 14th & 15th January 2022 -Open Days at NUA | Norwich University of the Arts (NUA)

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Undergraduate & postgraduate Open Day information. Experience about our campus, visit our world-class facilities, meet our students & staff.

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UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA 20th November UEA Virtual Open Day

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9th December 2021 3rd March 2022 9th April 2022 2nd July 2022  - Open Events | University of Suffolk (uos.ac.uk)

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Our Open Days are a great way to get a taste of student life, explore our waterfront campus, view the accommodation, join subject talks with academic staff and chat to our students. We know you will have lots of questions, so we offer plenty of opportunities to also find out about student finance, the admissions process, and support services.

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Nottingham Trent University 1st December 2021 - Undergraduate Open Days and Events | Nottingham Trent University
The NTU Virtual Tour – learn about the university and its course from the comfort of your home.

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Undergraduate Open Days | Open Days and Visits | University of Lincoln

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Our Virtual Open Days allow you to find out more about the subject you are interested in, speak to staff and current students about their experiences of Lincoln, find out more about the support services available, and explore our campus and wider city.

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Higher and Degree Apprenticeships Brochure 

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Higher and Degree Apprenticeships Brochure 

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What's it all about?

This electronic version of our Higher and Degree Apprenticeship Brochure provides an overview of key information including:

pathways to study after school

features of apprenticeships

entry requirements

case studies

applying for an apprenticeship

sources of further information

Educators - we also have two activities designed to be used in sessions about Higher and Degree Apprenticeships:

(all documents are available in the download section)

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This electronic version of our Higher and Degree Apprenticeship Brochure provides an overview of key information including: pathways to study after school features of apprenticeships entry requirements case studies applying for an apprenticeship sources of further information Educators - we also have two activities designed to be used in sessions about Higher and Degree Apprenticeships: (all documents are available in the download section)

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What's it all about?

This electronic version of our Higher and Degree Apprenticeship Brochure provides an overview of key information including:

pathways to study after school

features of apprenticeships

entry requirements

case studies

applying for an apprenticeship

sources of further information

Educators - we also have two activities designed to be used in sessions about Higher and Degree Apprenticeships:

(all documents are available in the download section)

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This electronic version of our Higher and Degree Apprenticeship Brochure provides an overview of key information including: pathways to study after school features of apprenticeships entry requirements case studies applying for an apprenticeship sources of further information Educators - we also have two activities designed to be used in sessions about Higher and Degree Apprenticeships: (all documents are available in the download section)

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What's it all about?
Apprenticeships
If you don't think university is the right path for you, then an apprenticeship might be just what you are looking for. In essence, an apprenticeship is a job. You'll spend 80% of the working week at your place of employment, and 20% at your place of study. You'll earn a salary, and your course fees will be covered by your employer and the government. You just need to be willing to manage your time between work and study. There are many different apprenticeships you can apply for depending on your existing qualifications across a broad range of different industries.

HIGHER APPRENTICESHIP

A higher apprenticeship is equivalent to a foundation degree. Like any apprenticeship, it's a full-time job with a study element - typically a 30-hour working week, plus a day of study. This might be at college, uni, at work via distance learning, or online. You get paid, your tuition fees are covered by your employer (and the Government), and you get a little slice of student life to boot.
DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP
A degree apprenticeship is a job combined with a university degree, meaning you'll be working for an employer most of the time and studying at university or college for the rest.

Are you thinking about undertaking a Higher or Degree Apprenticeship but you're still not sure which career sector you'd like to work within? We have put together a series of information packs focusing on different work sectors with each including:

- Which apprenticeships are available?

- Entry requirements

- Apprenticeship providers

- Key dates and when to apply

We've also put together a presentation with lots of information about Apprenticeships generally and how to apply.

Check out the downloads section for this and all the subject fact sheets.

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Take Your Place is a programme aimed at helping young people aged 13-19 consider their study options after school or college. We work in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

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Take Your Place - Neaco

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What's it all about?
Apprenticeships
If you don't think university is the right path for you, then an apprenticeship might be just what you are looking for. In essence, an apprenticeship is a job. You'll spend 80% of the working week at your place of employment, and 20% at your place of study. You'll earn a salary, and your course fees will be covered by your employer and the government. You just need to be willing to manage your time between work and study. There are many different apprenticeships you can apply for depending on your existing qualifications across a broad range of different industries.

HIGHER APPRENTICESHIP

A higher apprenticeship is equivalent to a foundation degree. Like any apprenticeship, it's a full-time job with a study element - typically a 30-hour working week, plus a day of study. This might be at college, uni, at work via distance learning, or online. You get paid, your tuition fees are covered by your employer (and the Government), and you get a little slice of student life to boot.
DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP
A degree apprenticeship is a job combined with a university degree, meaning you'll be working for an employer most of the time and studying at university or college for the rest.

Are you thinking about undertaking a Higher or Degree Apprenticeship but you're still not sure which career sector you'd like to work within? We have put together a series of information packs focusing on different work sectors with each including:

- Which apprenticeships are available?

- Entry requirements

- Apprenticeship providers

- Key dates and when to apply

We've also put together a presentation with lots of information about Apprenticeships generally and how to apply.

Check out the downloads section for this and all the subject fact sheets.

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Take Your Place is a programme aimed at helping young people aged 13-19 consider their study options after school or college. We work in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

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Take Your Place - Neaco

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What's it all about?
Apprenticeships
If you don't think university is the right path for you, then an apprenticeship might be just what you are looking for. In essence, an apprenticeship is a job. You'll spend 80% of the working week at your place of employment, and 20% at your place of study. You'll earn a salary, and your course fees will be covered by your employer and the government. You just need to be willing to manage your time between work and study. There are many different apprenticeships you can apply for depending on your existing qualifications across a broad range of different industries.

HIGHER APPRENTICESHIP

A higher apprenticeship is equivalent to a foundation degree. Like any apprenticeship, it's a full-time job with a study element - typically a 30-hour working week, plus a day of study. This might be at college, uni, at work via distance learning, or online. You get paid, your tuition fees are covered by your employer (and the Government), and you get a little slice of student life to boot.
DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP
A degree apprenticeship is a job combined with a university degree, meaning you'll be working for an employer most of the time and studying at university or college for the rest.

Are you thinking about undertaking a Higher or Degree Apprenticeship but you're still not sure which career sector you'd like to work within? We have put together a series of information packs focusing on different work sectors with each including:

- Which apprenticeships are available?

- Entry requirements

- Apprenticeship providers

- Key dates and when to apply

We've also put together a presentation with lots of information about Apprenticeships generally and how to apply.

Check out the downloads section for this and all the subject fact sheets.

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Take Your Place is a programme aimed at helping young people aged 13-19 consider their study options after school or college. We work in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

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Take Your Place - Neaco

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What's it all about?
Apprenticeships
If you don't think university is the right path for you, then an apprenticeship might be just what you are looking for. In essence, an apprenticeship is a job. You'll spend 80% of the working week at your place of employment, and 20% at your place of study. You'll earn a salary, and your course fees will be covered by your employer and the government. You just need to be willing to manage your time between work and study. There are many different apprenticeships you can apply for depending on your existing qualifications across a broad range of different industries.

HIGHER APPRENTICESHIP

A higher apprenticeship is equivalent to a foundation degree. Like any apprenticeship, it's a full-time job with a study element - typically a 30-hour working week, plus a day of study. This might be at college, uni, at work via distance learning, or online. You get paid, your tuition fees are covered by your employer (and the Government), and you get a little slice of student life to boot.
DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP
A degree apprenticeship is a job combined with a university degree, meaning you'll be working for an employer most of the time and studying at university or college for the rest.

Are you thinking about undertaking a Higher or Degree Apprenticeship but you're still not sure which career sector you'd like to work within? We have put together a series of information packs focusing on different work sectors with each including:

- Which apprenticeships are available?

- Entry requirements

- Apprenticeship providers

- Key dates and when to apply

We've also put together a presentation with lots of information about Apprenticeships generally and how to apply.

Check out the downloads section for this and all the subject fact sheets.

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Take Your Place is a programme aimed at helping young people aged 13-19 consider their study options after school or college. We work in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

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Take Your Place - Neaco

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What's it all about?
Apprenticeships
If you don't think university is the right path for you, then an apprenticeship might be just what you are looking for. In essence, an apprenticeship is a job. You'll spend 80% of the working week at your place of employment, and 20% at your place of study. You'll earn a salary, and your course fees will be covered by your employer and the government. You just need to be willing to manage your time between work and study. There are many different apprenticeships you can apply for depending on your existing qualifications across a broad range of different industries.

HIGHER APPRENTICESHIP

A higher apprenticeship is equivalent to a foundation degree. Like any apprenticeship, it's a full-time job with a study element - typically a 30-hour working week, plus a day of study. This might be at college, uni, at work via distance learning, or online. You get paid, your tuition fees are covered by your employer (and the Government), and you get a little slice of student life to boot.
DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP
A degree apprenticeship is a job combined with a university degree, meaning you'll be working for an employer most of the time and studying at university or college for the rest.

Are you thinking about undertaking a Higher or Degree Apprenticeship but you're still not sure which career sector you'd like to work within? We have put together a series of information packs focusing on different work sectors with each including:

- Which apprenticeships are available?

- Entry requirements

- Apprenticeship providers

- Key dates and when to apply

We've also put together a presentation with lots of information about Apprenticeships generally and how to apply.

Check out the downloads section for this and all the subject fact sheets.

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Take Your Place is a programme aimed at helping young people aged 13-19 consider their study options after school or college. We work in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

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Stamford College Open Day 26 January 17:30-19:30

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Stamford College Open Day 26 January 17:30-19:30

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Stamford College

26 January 17:30-19:30

Description

Open events are a great opportunity to have a look around and ask any questions you may have. All facilities are open with teaching staff on-hand to talk you through the range of courses and what you can get out of studying at Stamford College.

Due to COVID, there are extra precautions in place for the safety of our staff, students and visitors. If you plan on attending this event, you must register via Eventbrite below.

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Stamford College 26 January 17:30-19:30 Open events are a great opportunity to have a look around and ask any questions you may have. All facilities are open with teaching staff on-hand to talk you through the range of courses and what you can get out of studying at Stamford College.