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All About Apprenticeships Event June 16th 2026 

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Come and talk to employers and training providers from a huge variety of sectors about real apprenticeship opportunities in Norfolk.

Tuesday 16th June 2026 3.30pm-7.00pm at The Forum, Norwich

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All About Apprenticeships // The Forum Norwich

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Norfolk’s largest apprenticeships and opportunities fair is back!

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The events shown below are for current Year 11 students who have been offered a conditional place at a local Sixth Form. Contact the relevant Sixth Form to find out how to sign up.

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Calling all Year 10 students - this is a great opportunity to get experience with a large construction company in our region.

Follow the instructions on the poster to apply. The deadline is Friday 6th March 2026.

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Norwich University of the Arts (NUA) Open Days 2025

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Norwich University of the Arts (NUA) Open Days 2025

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https://norwichuni.ac.uk/courses/open-days/undergraduate-open-days/

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

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During National Apprenticeships Week we welcomed the Pathways to Work Team to Open Academy. An Assembly with Year 10 students and a stand in our busy Atrium allowed all students to find out about apprenticeships, T Levels, V Levels (coming soon!) and what technical education has to offer.

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“The Parent Perspective” is a podcast series for parents and carers, helping them to support their children with careers advice and guidance.

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Poultec - Apprenticeships, Study Programmes and T levels across 15 sectors

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Poultec - Apprenticeships, Study Programmes and T levels across 15 sectors

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For full details of all the programmes offered by Poultec go to www.poultec.co.uk

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Maths Careers provides a range of resources, information and signposting to help those working in mathematics.

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Access Creative College Norwich Open Events 2026

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Access Creative College Norwich Open Events 2026

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Explore the exciting opportunities at Access Creative College right in the centre of Norwich! Check out their Open Events -

Open Day - Saturday 27th June 11am-2pm

Go to the above link for details of how to sign up!

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Check out our latest events in your area including open days, taster days and drop ins, and register to attend right here.

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City College is holding a Summer Open Day on Saturday 20th June 10.00am- 4.00pm. Click on the above link for further details.

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Saturday 20th June 10am - 1pm
Venue: City College Norwich campus
Category: Open Days

Come along to our Open Event to get a feel for the opportunities that could await you as a student at City College Norwich!

At the event you can:

Explore your options and find out about courses you are interested in. We offer a wide variety of courses for school leavers, including A Levels,T Levelsand career-focused courses(in areas including Hospitality, Engineering, Creative Arts, Hair and Beauty and Construction), as well asapprenticeships,adult and Access to Higher Education courses, degrees,GCSEsandESOL courses

Take a tour of our campus and view our industry-standard facilities and equipment

Speak to students and staff about life at our college and what to expect

Find out about how to apply and ask about finance, travel and student support

This event is ideal for Year 11 students who are still considering their options and would like to apply for a September 2026 start. It's also a great opportunity for Year 10 students who want to get a head start and begin exploring their choices for the following year.

Sign up to attend our Open Event

By signing up, you consent to City College Norwich using your contact information to provide details about the Open Event on 20th June and to send you relevant marketing communications. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Not yet secured your place? Don't miss out!

Explore our courses and submit your application for September 2026 - places fill up quickly!

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Summer Open Event | City College Norwich

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Skip to content Saturday 20th June 10am - 1pm Venue: City College Norwich campus Category: Open Days Come along to our Open Event to get a feel for the opportunities that could await you as a student at City College Norwich! At the event you can: Explore your options and find out about courses you are interested in.

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Year 10 Work Experience Dates 2026 are Monday July 6th - Friday July 10th

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Year 10 Work Experience Dates 2026 are Monday July 6th - Friday July 10th

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For our main Open Academy Careers Page click on the image below

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For our main Open Academy Careers Page click on the image below

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Easton College are holding a Summer Open Event on Saturday 27th June 10.00am-4.00pm. Click on the above link for more details

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Our Open Event will give you a real experience of what it’s like to study at our college and the amazing opportunities available here.

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Where are we? What career opportunities are there in the Norfolk area for me?

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Where are we? What career opportunities are there in the Norfolk area for me?

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Norfolk is a great place to live, study, find work and develop a career.  There are over 35,000 employers in Norfolk offering a huge number of opportunities in a wide range of sectors. Here you will find information on key job sectors and growth areas, in our local area, as well as nationally.

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"An apprenticeship is where you can get the same qualifications that you wanted in college, but you can learn on the job and find out if the job suits you."

"An apprenticeship is extremely different from school. In school, you're in a classroom, you're studying specific subjects. An apprenticeship, you're focused on one job role that's going to be your speciality. But in a way, it can be easier, because you're only focused on one thing."

"I'm getting qualifications, getting paid, they've given me a house. It's amazing. But then, there's a different apprenticeship that wouldn't give you as much as the one I'm on. So, you need to research the one you wanna do."

"You suddenly go from working every day and being around people who are your peers and the same age and in the same place in their lives to sharing an office with a man or a woman in their 50s who have very, very different perspectives on life than what you are, but you may be expected to do the same job."

"My apprenticeship's, kind of, really helped me develop myself not in just areas of knowledge about engineering. For example, when I first started, I absolutely hated talking to people that I didn't know or going to meetings. But that's, kind of, a part of daily life in my apprenticeship."

"I always struggled speaking in front of people and I always struggled with phone calls so that's definitely increased my confidence. I can't believe where I am, now."

"When I started my apprenticeship, it was a massive, kind of, curveball in my career, and again, it was a case of pushing myself out of my comfort zone, which, at a young age, not many people like to do. In terms of skills, I really tried to push myself to do as many presentations as I could, leading groups and really do stuff that I knew were my weaknesses and learn skills that you probably wouldn't have, before."

"There are loads of opportunities available for you, throughout, from the start to the end of the apprenticeship."

"The apprenticeship lasted 18 months, or it was supposed to last 18 months. I completed it in a year. And I've been there ever since, now. I've got a permanent position as a technical analyst."

"So, it is the best of both worlds. And, kind of, I'm still learning, not only at university but all the more experienced people at my office are constantly teaching me as well, so I'm getting the best of both worlds, of an education and work, a career, I'm getting in no debt and I'm getting paid."

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The Mind Set coaches explain what doing an apprenticeship or starting work was like for them.

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Students often ask - where and when do look for an apprenticeship?

So, applying for an apprenticeship is just like applying for a regular job. Adverts can appear at any time and there is no 'yearly cycle' like when you apply for college courses or university. You will find some useful links below, and don't forget if you have a particular company in mind keep an eye on their website for when to apply. Some of the larger Norfolk employers are shown below this section.

www.helpyouchoose.org

gov.uk/apprenticeships

icanbea.org.uk

indeed.com

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Icanbea  - Find out about the Growing Industries in Norfolk

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Icanbea  - Find out about the Growing Industries in Norfolk

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Icanbea showcases thriving businesses in East Anglia and is a great place to start researching your future career.  Try the Career Wizard to get you thinking about which job roles might suit you.

https://www.icanbea.org.uk/app/game/interests/

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One year since Ed Balls' visit to Open Academy!  Read what he had to say about our students!

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One year since Ed Balls' visit to Open Academy!  Read what he had to say about our students!

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In January 2025, as part of the ‘Speakers for Schools’ programme, we were delighted to welcome Ed Balls to the Academy to meet with our students. ‘Speakers for Schools’ talks are inspirational events that allow leading public figures to share their unique insights and advice with young people and help motivate them in their future studies and careers. The students were keen to hear about Norwich-born Ed’s experiences in national politics, breakfast television broadcasting and (Strictly Come) dancing, but the real focus was on their own dreams and ambitions which they shared with real enthusiasm.

Ed described the audience as a -

'Truly impressive group of students – articulate, upbeat, ambitious and keen to say very good things about the Academy and their teachers. I can’t recall going to a ‘Speakers for Schools’ event and leaving feeling so impressed.’

We thank Ed for his time with us last Friday, enjoyed by students and staff alike, and we hope to welcome him back to the Academy in the near future.

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There are 7 important reasons why you might want to go to university in the UK.

Choosing to go to university is a big decision that can shape your future. Here we explore the benefits you'll get from going to university.

1.Academic excellence

2. Diverse learning environment

3. Personal development

4. Networking opportunities

5. Cultural exposure

6.Develop transferrable skills

7.Access to resources

All in all, choosing to attend university can be a transformative experience. It combines academic achievement, personal growth, and developing essential skills for your future. If you choose to invest in your education by going to university, you won't just earn a degree. You'll also be unlocking a world of opportunities that will shape your life and career in ways you may not have imagined.

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Thorpe St Andrew High School Sixth Form Prospectus

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Thorpe St Andrew High School Sixth Form Prospectus

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Thorpe St Andrew High School's next Sixth Form Open Evening is on Thursday October 15th 6.30-9.00pm

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Work Experience (WEX) and Virtual Work Experience (VWEX) in Norfolk

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Work Experience (WEX) and Virtual Work Experience (VWEX) in Norfolk

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Norfolk's careers website for young people Help You Choose has plenty of advice and suggestions for getting valuable work experience locally.  Go to  https://www.helpyouchoose.org/information/work-experience

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New to using Help You Choose? Take a look at the following videos to help you set up an account, make an application, and find your way around.

Apply to sixth forms, colleges and providers through Help You Choose with this guide to help you complete and send an application.

A step-by-step guide to help you log into your account with your username and password and complete your personal profile.

The Info & Advice section can help you find out about your choices after Year 11. This video will help you get the most out of Help You Choose.

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There are all kind of reasons why university might not be right for you! Check out this highly acclaimed website to discover lots of alternatives to studying for a degree at post 18.

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Virtual WEX Opportunities in a variety of sectors with Springpod

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Virtual WEX Opportunities in a variety of sectors with Springpod

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Meet industry experts, complete mini-activities, and get noticed by employers.

100,000+
Many young people have benefitted from our virtual work experience programmes. Will you be next?

Live discussions with employers

Meet and interact with industry professionals during our engaging live sessions.

Take off with new skills & industry insights

Develop crucial workplace skills and discover unique insights about your industry of choice.

Experience real workplace activities

Complete mini-activities and projects developed in partnership with industry experts to get a feel for the world of work.

Build your profile

Strengthen your professional profile with experience certificates, and build a portfolio of work that will make your personal statement, CV, and application stand out.

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Search and apply for apprenticeships by area, sector or level.

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Register your profile, search vacancies and apply for an apprenticeship - you must be 16 or over

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Get involved with Norfolk Volunteering! Choose from a wide variety of opportunities to suit your skills and interests! 

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Get involved with Norfolk Volunteering! Choose from a wide variety of opportunities to suit your skills and interests! 

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Click on the link to find out more about the varied volunteering projects across Norfolk!

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Find out more about volunteering opportunities with Norfolk County Council

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Sixteen Year Olds are required by law to stay in education or training until they are 18.  This could be -

1)  Level 3 courses such as A levels or T levels

2/ Apprenticeship

3) Traineeship

4) Part-time learning whilst in employment or volunteering

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Young people in England are required by law to stay in education or training until aged 18. Yet many don't feel informed enough to decide which training or education pathway is right for them and can end up rushing their choices at 14, 16 and 18 without thinking them through.

Having regular conversations with your child about their job and career goals and their training and education options, will hopefully help the big decision times go more smoothly. This should result in your child making choices that are right for them as well as the career they have in mind.

Pathways from 16+ - Talking Futures
Young people in England are required by law to stay in education or training until aged 18. Yet many don't feel informed enough to decide which training or education pathway is right for them and can end up rushing their choices at 14, 16 and 18 without thinking them through.

Having regular conversations with your child about their job and career goals and their training and education options, will hopefully help the big decision times go more smoothly. This should result in your child making choices that are right for them as well as the career they have in mind.

Understand
the options

There are several pathways for 16 to 18-year olds to choose from, depending on what they're thinking about doing next.

If your child is ready to begin a level 3 programme they could take a T-level or A-levels. Or take up an apprenticeship, a traineeship, or select part-time learning whilst working or volunteering.

Apprenticeships combine study with training in a paid job.

Apprentices spend most of their time at work, with at least 20% of their time spent learning on the job.

Apprenticeships are offered at all levels, but most 16-year-olds would enter an apprenticeship at Level 2 or 3. Level 2 is equivalent to GCSEs and Level 3 is equivalent to A-levels and T-levels.

Apprenticeships are offered by employers, who advertise when they have vacancies. Vacancies are also advertised locally, for example through colleges, or on national websites.

T-levels were introduced in 2020 and are being rolled out across the country over the next couple of years. More subjects are becoming available every year.

A T-level is a two-year course that focuses on technical skills. One T-level is equivalent to three A-levels.

T-level students spend approximately 80% of their time at college or school, learning the knowledge and skills that employers need, and 20% of their time on an industry placement.

After T-levels, young people can either choose to continue into employment (including opting for an apprenticeship) or select a higher education course aimed at the career they want. This could be a higher technical course or a degree.

A-levels are a two-year course of study.

Most students study three A-levels, but you can also combine them with other qualifications.

After A-levels, many young people go onto higher education at college and/or university to do degrees and higher technical qualifications, while others begin working at age 18.

A range to choose from

There are many different providers of post-16 education, including schools with sixth forms, sixth form colleges, and further education (FE) colleges.

There are also independent providers that specialise in training for different sectors and employers that are set up to provide training in house.

Getting onto a course

Each provider might offer similar qualifications, but there will be variations in the subjects and the course content you can study with each of them. Some subjects and courses have entry requirements.

Your child's aspirations will inform what they choose to study next. They may need to achieve certain grades to be accepted onto their next course.

English and Maths GCSE

If your child achieves a grade 4 (previously Grade C) or above in their English and Maths GCSE, this opens up the full range of pathway options available from 16+. However, many young people do not achieve these grades at the first attempt.

Don't be too anxious if this applies to your child. It's not unusual to repeat either or both of these qualifications. In fact, because these two GCSEs are such an important foundation for most people's further study or employment, government funds all young people to continue studying these subjects until they achieve grade 4 or until the age of 18. This could be at their existing school or college, or wherever they have chosen to train or study next.

Other options

As well as the options listed above, there are others available from 16+ that you may want to explore with your child.

These include:

Other level 3 qualifications
As well as A-levels and T-levels there are other specific qualifications at level 3 that can prepare your child for particular job roles or further study

Level 1 and 2 qualifications
Additional GCSEs or other level 1 and 2 qualifications might be the right next step to help your child build their pathway to further study or the workplace

Transition programme
This is a one-year study programme that might benefit your child if they need additional time to get ready to study a T-level

Traineeships
A traineeship could help your child develop the right skills to begin an apprenticeship or to prepare for work and includes a placement with an employer

Extra support

Your child's school or college is required to publish a careers plan, which you will find on its website. These career plans include details of events and activities you and/or your child might want to attend.

The website will also have contact details of the careers leader who will be a useful starting point for any career discussion.

You may feel more comfortable speaking to a teacher you already know, such as your child's form tutor. They can also provide guidance on where to access more information and the careers specialists who can help.

You can speak to a specialist careers adviser through the National Careers Service website.

If your child has special eduactional needs and disabilites (SEND), their current school or college can help you find out what support is available in your area.

Different sources may explain things differently and with different levels of detail.

It may feel overwhelming, but exploring the options with your child can be just as valuable as having the answers yourself.

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Young people in England are required by law to stay in education or training until aged 18. Yet many don't feel informed enough to decide which training or education pathway is right for them and can end up rushing their choices at 14, 16 and 18 without thinking them through.

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Are you interested in supporting Open Academy students and willing to share your experiences of working? If you would like to speak to students about how they can prepare for the world of work please get in touch?

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Are you interested in supporting Open Academy students and willing to share your experiences of working? If you would like to speak to students about how they can prepare for the world of work please get in touch?

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Contact - Dr Caroline Davies, Careers Leader caroline.davies@open-academy.org.uk

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One to One Careers Guidance interviews for Year 11 students will recommence in September 2025 with an external qualified Careers Adviser. In the meantime, Dr Caroline Davies, our in house Level 6 Careers Adviser is available if you would like to make an appointment (S12).

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Sprowston Academy Sixth Form are accepting applications - go to the above link to apply or use Help You Choose.

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Welcome from our Sixth Form Leadership Team

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Help You Choose - Your Guide to Finding the right course for you!

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Help You Choose - Your Guide to Finding the right course for you!

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The newly designed website Help You Choose is specially aimed at students living in Norfolk and is set up to help you research and apply for Sixth Form or College. All Open Academy Year 11 students are registered on the system which makes it quick and easy to use. The site has details of all the courses available to you and what you need to do to apply.

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New to using Help You Choose? Take a look at the following videos to help you set up an account, make an application, and find your way around.

Apply to sixth forms, colleges and providers through Help You Choose with this guide to help you complete and send an application.

A step-by-step guide to help you log into your account with your username and password and complete your personal profile.

The Info & Advice section can help you find out about your choices after Year 11. This video will help you get the most out of Help You Choose.

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Qualification Levels can be confusing! This table shows the progression of qualifications young people can achieve as they move through school into adulthood.

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In England, Wales and Northern Ireland there are 8 qualification levels (1 - 8) plus an entry level qualification for those just starting. Generally, the higher the level, the more difficult the qualification is. Levels 1-3 are typically taught in schools and colleges. With so many different qualifications, it can be hard to know what they mean and where they might lead to next. To help you understand, we’ve created a summary of what the levels mean highlighting academic, vocational and work-ba

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All students from Key Stage 3 upwards are able to request a careers guidance interview where they can find out how to fulfill their hopes, dreams and aspirations.  Contact Dr. Caroline Davies  (S12) caroline.davies@open-academy.org.uk

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Help You Choose can offer you valuable guidance on your GCSE subject options in the local area and the careers they can lead to.

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Which GCSEs should I take?

This is really down to a combination of things, including your own interests, which optional subjects your school allows you to choose, and your future plans.

You're in the driving seat now, and you're beginning to shape your own education! This is the first time you can focus on the subjects you like the most and feel you will do well at.

How many GCSEs should I take?

You should expect to take around nine subjects. Most courses and jobs you might want to apply for in the future require you to have grades between 9 and 4 in a minimum of five subjects.

Which GCSE options are compulsory?

Maths, English and Science are the core subjects everyone must take at GCSE in England. English Language is compulsory in all schools, and so is English Literature in the majority of schools, but there are exceptions, so do check.

Science may be split into the three separate sciences (Biology, Chemistry and Physics) or into two combined Science GCSEs.

Check with your teachers to find out what rules your school has.

What GCSE options are there?

You will have the option to choose:

A modern foreign language. The most commonly taught are French, German and Spanish, but some schools also offer languages like Mandarin and Russian. Some schools require you to take a modern foreign language, so check with your teachers whether these are part of your options or compulsory.

A humanity subject like History, Geography, or Religious Studies.

An arts subject like Music, Drama, Art and Design or Media Studies.

A technical subject such as Design and Technology, Food Technology or Computer Science.

All students have to do PE in years 10 and 11, but you can also take it as a GCSE option.

To help you make up your mind, ask your teachers about subjects that you might be interested in but haven't taken yet, so they can explain what will be taught on the course. You can also check out GCSE Bitesize to find out more about each subject.

Can I change my GCSE subjects?

You might be able to, but it's likely to depend on whether changing will cause subjects clashes on your personal timetable. Remember: choosing your GCSE subjects is also choosing your timetable, so think hard and ask your teachers about the planned schedule for the subjects you are keen on.

When do I have to pick my GCSE subjects?

In England, you will choose the subjects you want to study for GCSE in Year 9, but in some schools this might happen in Year 8, so even if you're in Year 7 it's not too early to start thinking about your options!

Different schools will ask students to pick their options at different times, but you'll get plenty of notice and information from your teachers.

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GCSE Options: Everything you need to know about choosing your GCSE subjects

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Help your young person decide what their future career might look like, or even think about retraining for a new career yourself!

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No one can predict all the jobs young people will be able to choose from in the second half of the 21st century but here are just a few of the jobs that are likely to be in demand over the next 15 years.

1. Cyber security expert No-one wants to fall victim to cyber-based crime which is why the government is trying to tackle the issue by providing apprenticeships to encourage young people to choose this growing sector.

2. Robotics engineer All types of engineer are in demand but those who are highly skilled in coding and software are needed in areas such as biomedical engineering, warehousing and logistics, agri-tech (agricultural technology) and hi-tech manufacturing such as driverless vehicles. Engineers are well paid and their skills are sought after around the world so if you like the idea of being able to travel it could be a good career.

3. Nurse A critical shortage of nurses continues in the UK with the Covid-19 pandemic putting further strain on the situation. Bursaries for nursing degrees have been replaced with fees but there are now more routes into the career with degree apprenticeships in nursing an option.

4. Software developer Computer programming skills are the most sought after area of expertise in the UK - they're needed everywhere! From cloud computing to artificial intelligence to business intelligence to gaming - and other possibilities yet to be imagined.

5. User experience (UX) designer User experience combines branding, design, function and usability for websites, apps and other digital platforms to help make the user's experience pleasurable and uncomplicated. It's a key area for online retail, education, banking and finance and many other digital services.

6. Carpenters and joiners The UK construction industry needs thousands of people every year to take up both manual and non-manual roles. Apprenticeships can help plug the gaps in skilled roles such as wood trades, bricklaying and electrics.

7. Data analyst How do we keep track of the vast amount of digital information stored about people, their behaviour and their preferences and what can it all tell us? Data analysts can help us to make sense of situations and scenarios by presenting complex data in a clear way.

8. Esports coach Competitive online gaming is getting more and more popular. With some big prizes to be won, players need to make sure they have that competitive edge. An esports coach can help with strategy, motivation and fair play.

9. Care worker By 2039 the number of people aged 75+ will have doubled (1) meaning a huge demand for people to work in care. Hugely rewarding, these can be careers with plenty of opportunities to progress.

10. Diagnostics technician (light vehicle) Cars are fitted with more electronics than you can shake a stick at these days and it's the job of a diagnostics technician to spot the fault. With more electric and driverless vehicles hitting the road every year can we manage without them?

11. Epidemiologist There will be lots of jobs in life sciences in the future. Epidemiologists research the causes and effects of viruses and diseases in an increasingly global society - following the recent Covid-19 pandemic are needed more than ever.

12. Countryside officer Nature conservation - protecting a particular habitat such as woodland, open moor or a stretch of coastline - helps to improve the environment as well as encourage people to enjoy and respect it. Countryside or conservation officers do work that we all benefit from in one way or another.

13. Smart meter fitter The government wants all homes and small businesses to be equipped with smart meters to measure energy use. How many fitters does it take to install smart meters in 50 million homes? Quite a few.

14. Agronomist Agronomists are experts in the science of soil management and aim to improve the growing of crops. With food supply a constant concern around the world, we must look to continuously adapt farming methods; cutting edge agri-tech is playing an increasingly important role in this 'in demand' job.

15. Artist Do you have an artistic streak? From video gaming, animation and virtual reality to packaging design, landscape design, fashion and advertising - a talent for art can be useful in a wide range of careers.

16. Accountant Businesses and individuals need accountants to keep on top of the financial running of their business. A mistake can be costly so good accountants are always in demand.

17. Teacher The numbers of children moving into secondary schools are growing but teachers - especially of physics, maths, computer science and languages - are in short supply. Education is a vital stepping stone for accessing a wide range of career opportunities and that's why we need teachers!

18. Maintenance technician Manufacturing companies create the products of today and the future and they are becoming increasingly hi-tech. Some jobs on the production line might be at risk of automation but humans will still be needed to make sure the machines run smoothly.

19. VFX / CGI It's all about the special effects these days! The UK TV and film sector is extremely good at creating these and to keep it that way we need homegrown experts.

20. Sales accounts managers All sectors need people skilled at selling things. There are lots of opportunities for those who can help to develop and grow the sales of a company.

21. Flood risk engineer Climate change is creating more extreme weather. Jobs related to increased flooding, drought and wildfires in locations around the world means solutions are needed fast.

Some areas of work may be growing fast but we'll always need people to replace those who leave. Remember though, jobs will be emerging that haven't yet been thought up - making sure you develop a range of skills, and keep learning new ones, will help you to jump to new roles.

Sources: 1 - Office for National Statistics
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Welcome to the Open Academy Careers Information, Advice and Guidance Digital Newsletter.  Every week the newsletter brings together lots of careers information, tips  and guidance in one easily accessible place.  You will find details of open events, apprenticeships, courses and other opportunities, with the Newsletter changing according to what is happening during the term and highlighting anything important you need to be aware of.

Please take the time to read through and discover what your young person has access to at the Academy. All of the resources and opportunities presented in the Newsletter will help support our young people on their pathway to a future career.

Dr Caroline Davies - Careers Leader

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If you are interested in a vocational career path, then why not visit Norfolk training provider Poultec? Their Spring Open Events are -

Welding and Fabrication - Wednesday 27th May 10am-3pm

Hairdressing and Barbering - Wednesday 27th May 10am-3pm

Vehicle Maintenance - Thursday 28th May 10am-3pm

Contact the college on https://www.poultec.co.uk/contact-us/

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Why not try some volunteering in the great outdoors.  There are lots of great projects going on in and around Norwich. If you are interested in taking part, click on the above link to their website, contact Mark Webster 07740 899691 or email mark.webster@tcv.org.uk

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Welcome to TCV Norfolk and the Norwich Environmental Action Team.

Every week our friendly group of volunteers goes out to protect and enhance some of Norfolk's many fine green spaces - working in partnership with Norwich City Council, Norwich Fringe Project and many others.

*** EVEN BIGGER news, from December to February our Norwich-based NEAT team (see below) will be operating on FRIDAYS as well as Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays: 5 days a week! We hope you can join us then, or know someone who can ***

In the last 12 months our volunteers and staff have completed 1,708 workdays on 59 sites with tasks such as meadow management, footpath construction, pond restoration and improving heathland habitats.

All you need to do is come along to one of the meeting points listed below with working clothes, reasonably sturdy shoes or boots, packed lunch and drink for the day... and be prepared for the great British weather! You can either join us on site, or come in our free minibus from central Norwich (see below for details). *** Please be aware that our minibus is very occasionally full, so if you are wanting to come in the bus with us, please contact Mark on 07740 899 691 to check whether spaces are likely to available ***

Upcoming activities

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vInspired - Leaders in youth volunteer opportunities

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The Prince's Trust supports unemployed 16-25 year olds with opportunities to acquire, confidence, skills and experience.

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Confidence, courses, careers | The Prince's Trust

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The Prince's Trust helps people aged 11 to 30 to build confidence, get a job or launch a business. Start something today.

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Live Brief is a project aimed at young people that gives them the opportunity to take part in a one of a kind ‘Virtual Work Experience Journey’. We’ve produced an engaging series of videos, animations and challenges designed to replace the usual, and currently unavailable, face-to-face work experience offer.

Students have the opportunity to take part in challenges linked to different sectors – Construction, Manufacturing & Engineering, Digital and Health Tech. The challenges aim to make students aware of the key skills needed for each sector, the desired qualifications and also to showcase some of the lesser known career opportunities available.

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Live Brief is a project aimed at young people that gives them the opportunity to take part in a one of a kind 'Virtual Work Experience Journey'. We've produced an engaging series of videos, animations and challenges designed to replace the usual, and currently unavailable, face-to-face work experience offer.

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Unifrog is a valuable resource for motivating young people  in their studies as you prepare for your next steps beyond the Open Academy.  Whether you are interested in further education, apprenticeships, employment or university the platform has a wealth of information on how get access to the best opportunities available.  A good place to start is to complete the Personality and Interests Quizzes on the Student Home Page.
There are also useful guides to study skills, revision techniques and dealing with exam stress.
Students in Years 7-13 already have free access via www.unifrog.org  Simply sign in with your Open Academy email address and create a password.

Any questions about Unifrog please contact Dr Caroline Davies at caroline.davies@open-academy.org.uk

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STEM Opportunities in Technical Education at University Technical College Norfolk (UTCN)

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STEM Opportunities in Technical Education at University Technical College Norfolk (UTCN)

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Please see UTCN's website for details of the wide range of technical education opportunities available in Engineering and Health Science. Entry points are for students going into Year 10 and Year 12 with tours held regularly to see the specialist facilities and meet expert teaching staff.

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T Levels at Thorpe St Andrew High School Sixth Form

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T Levels at Thorpe St Andrew High School Sixth Form

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Discover T Levels in Digital Production, Design and Development, Education and Childcare, Management and Administration.

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T Levels are a brand new qualification designed to give young people a head start towards the future they want. They follow GCSEs and are equivalent to 3 A Levels.

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T Level in Software Development at Access Creative College

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T Level in Software Development at Access Creative College

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Access Creative College are leading the way locally with a T Level in Software Development. For details on how to apply go to the College's website.

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Access Creative College - Games, Music, Media and Software Courses

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We're really excited to be one of the first colleges in the country to deliver the brand new T-Level qualifications. T-Levels are designed in collaboration with employers so you get real, hands-on experience and build a relationship with some of the biggest names in the industry, fast-tracking your future.

The first T-Level course we're running is Software Development.

Running in Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester and Norwich in September 21, this course has been created to teach you how to programme in languages such as C#, Java and Python, as well as HTML, CSS and Javascript, all of which are keystones of the software industry.

Alongside giving you the core knowledge to succeed, we'll also delve into logical thinking and algorithms, software testing, data science, physical, virtual and cloud computing systems, project management, VR, AI and other emerging technologies and so, so much more.

Rest assured, knowing that you're working on industry relevant, cutting-edge projects that matter in the real-world. We'll also cover Windows and MacOS, Android and iOS, gaming applications and web applications, just to make sure that you have every tool we can give to you over two years.

After you've finished, you can go onto university with up to 168 UCAS points under your belt, apply for a Level 4 apprenticeship for even more of that great blend of hands-on employer experience and study, or you can go and begin your coding career!

Possible career opportunities post-study include:

And believe us when we say, this list is just the start of your options with your new, highly sought after skills.

To top it all off, we've put together a list of learner incentives for you to access while you're studying, created to give you the best chance to refine and develop your skills:

Access to personal devices so you can work from home

Access to specialist software so you can develop software/games from home

BCS membership to develop you professionally

Apple Developers license

Personal AWS web server to develop your projects

Industry mentor to advise you on projects and development

Industry placement of 315 hours

Access to specialist games/software development labs

Chance to participate in esports teams

Chance to further develop with professional qualifications (Google, CISCO etc)

Automatic interview for any L4 digital apprenticeships available

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We truly believe that everything we have on offer is unmatched in the UK, and we know for sure that you'll finish your time at ACC confident, knowledgeable and ready for whatever your future career may bring.

If you feel the same and want to apply, you will need 5 GCSEs including Maths and English at a level 4, a willingness to learn and most importantly a real interest in the areas that are mentioned above. Don't worry if you haven't been predicted the right grades though! Get in touch and one of our advisors will discuss with you how to best get you on the right track.

To sign up, visit our apply page now!

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We're really excited to be one of the first colleges in the country to deliver the brand new T-Level qualifications. T-Levels are designed in collaboration with employers so you get real, hands-on experience and build a relationship with some of the biggest names in the industry, fast-tracking your future.

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T Level in Electrotechnical Engineering at City College Norwich

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T Level in Electrotechnical Engineering at City College Norwich

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Summary

The qualification will help you gain an understanding of the Building Services Engineering Industry, and you will cover all aspects of the construction industry and building service engineering systems. You will cover a core content for the BSE sector alongside specialising in the Electrotechnical Engineering sector.

Entry Requirements

Five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including GCSE English Grade 4, GCSE Maths Grade 5, and GCSE Science Grade 4

Objective

This qualification will suit someone who is not yet employed or looking to enter the industry post mainstream education. The structure of the qualification is designed to give learners the breadth of knowledge and understanding across the BSE industry but also equips them with necessary occupational and core skills to enter the industry. This qualification Is designed to support fair access and allow learners to manage and improve their own performance.

Assessment

Paper Based Exams & Employer set project & Practical assessment task.

Progression

This qualification focuses on the development of the knowledge and skills needed for working in the BSE industry, which will prepare learners to enter the industry through employment or as an apprentice. Furthermore, the completion of this qualification gives the opportunity to progress onto higher education courses and training

Career Progression

Apprenticeships
Employment in the Electrotechnical Engineering sector

Fees

For UK students aged under 19 years old on the 31st August prior to the start of your course, your tuition fees are free.

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T Level: Electrotechnical Engineering Level 3 | City College Norwich

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T Level in Education and Childcare at City College Norwich

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T Level in Education and Childcare at City College Norwich

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T Level: Education and Childcare (Assisting Teaching) | City College Norwich

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The purpose of this T Level qualification is to ensure that students have the knowledge and skills needed to progress in skilled employment or higher education. This qualification focusses on the study of education and childcare, offers breadth and…

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The National Careers Service is a free resource aimed primarily at adults but also contains lots of useful Labour Market Information for Young People.  You can explore your Skills, discover information about different careers and speak to an Adviser on the phone.

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Careers advice - job profiles, information and resources | National Careers Service

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The National Careers Service can help you with your career, learning and training choices. Find out more about us and the different ways we can support you. This service is available to people who live in England.

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How to Achieve Anything with Gareth Southgate and Sharky

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How to Achieve Anything with Gareth Southgate and Sharky

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How To Achieve Anything with Gareth Southgate and Sharky: Virtual Penguin Talk

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How to Prepare for the Squiggly World of Work with Helen Tupper and Sarah Ellis

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How to Prepare for the Squiggly World of Work with Helen Tupper and Sarah Ellis

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How to Prepare for the Squiggly World of Work with Helen Tupper & Sarah Ellis: Virtual Penguin Talk

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Stacey takes five 16-18-year-olds into industries crying out for young workers to give them the ultimate work experience.

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Stacey gives five 16-18-year-olds the ultimate work experience.

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Looking for a career in the NHS? Find out about careers in radiotherapy. Therapeutic radiographer careers, as well as careers in physics and radiotherapy engineering.

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City College Norwich are now offering a wide range of degree level courses, ratified by UEA, and available at their Exchange Street and Easton College facilities. See the prospectus linked above to find out more about course content and how to apply.

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City College Higher Education Courses Open Events 2025

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City College Higher Education Courses Open Events 2025

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Are you passionate about protecting wildlife and conserving the natural world? Join us at Easton College for this engaging taster session and discover what our BSc (Hons) Wildlife and Conservation course has to offer! Secure your place by following the link below.

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Sign up for the Careers Clinic, May 6th (Online) at College of West Anglia to find out about all the higher education courses and opportunities available to you just one hour away from Norwich! Go to the link above to register.

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University Centre West Anglia offers an increasing range of higher education courses including degrees, foundation degrees, diplomas, apprenticeships and HTQs.

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A degree level apprenticeship is a fantastic alternative to University, offering you the opportunity to study for a degree whilst gaining industry experience and earning a good salary. You apply for an apprenticeship in the same way as you would a job, so keep those alerts on your phone and also approach companies that you are particularly interested in.

For more guidance, please see Dr Davies in S12.

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A degree apprenticeship enables you to gain a full undergraduate or master's degree while you work. Degree apprenticeships take three to six years to complete, depending on the course level.

You'll spend most of your time working and you'll also study part-time at university. For example, you might go to university one or two days per week, or in short blocks, such as a week at a time. Overall, you spend about 20% of your time studying vs. 80% of your time working.

Degree apprenticeships work differently across the UK:

England and Wales both offer degree apprenticeships, with the most options currently available in England.

In Scotland, degree apprenticeships are known as Graduate Apprenticeships.

Northern Ireland offers higher level apprenticeships (HLAs) that offer you qualifications upto Level 7 which is the equivalent of a master's degree. However, the majority are at Level 5 which is equivalent to a foundation degree.

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Learn about degree apprenticeships in England. Get a paid-for degree alongside professional experience and a salary. Read more about degree apprenticeships.

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Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust » How do I apply for an apprenticeship?

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Find an apprenticeship - Norfolk County Council

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Learn on the job. Find an apprenticeship in Norfolk

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Apprenticeship recruitment open for Anglian Water’s future leaders | Anglian Water Services

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Water company set to create thousands of skilled, well-paid jobs in East of England over the next five years

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Are you interested in becoming an electrician, plumber or heating engineeer? An apprenticeship with JTL Training could help you on your way. Click on the above link to find out how to apply.

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JTL Training | Apprenticeship and Work Based Learning Provider

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Norwich training centre - JTL Training | Apprenticeship and Work Based Learning Provider

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JTL’s training centre, based in Norwich, brings with it fantastic career development opportunities and business growth for both apprentices and employers alike based in the local area.

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CITB (Construction Industry Training Board)

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CITB (Construction Industry Training Board)

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CITB - Construction Industry Training Board

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CITB is the Industry Training Board for the construction industry and a partner in ConstructionSkills, the Sector Skills Council, devoted to building competitive advantage for the construction industry and the people who work in it

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City of Norwich School (CNS) Sixth Form Prospectus

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City of Norwich School (CNS) Sixth Form Prospectus

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Unsure about which careers might be right for you? Try a Careers Quiz! 

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Unsure about which careers might be right for you? Try a Careers Quiz! 

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In addition to the quizzes available on your Unifrog account there are lots of free career quizzes out there to try.  These will help you discover the career pathways which match your personality and interests and you might learn a lot more besides!!  Here are links to some of the best ones -

https://www.icanbea.org.uk/app/game/interests/

https://sacu-student.com/?page_id=2850

https://www.ucas.com/explore/career-compass

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Marsh McLennan Apprenticeships and Training Opportunitites

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Marsh McLennan Apprenticeships and Training Opportunitites

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Student Opportunities | Marsh McLennan Careers

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Are you a student looking to explore opportunities that will allow you to grow within an organization that provides limitless opportunity? This is truly one of the most exciting times of your life with everything ahead of you.

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Find and Compare the Best University & Degree Courses – The Uni Guide

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Formerly part of the Which? University website. The Uni Guide is the free and independent way to search and compare UK degree courses and universities.

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https://careers.aviva.co.uk/early-careers/work-experience/

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Discover the world of work at Aviva. Spend a week with us exploring real projects, building confidence and skills, and meeting people across our business.

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Work Experience (for all ages!) at Norfolk City Council

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Work Experience (for all ages!) at Norfolk City Council

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This is a great opportunity to gain work experience in a range of different job roles in local government. Find out more and apply using the above link.

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Work experience and placement opportunities at Norwich City Council | Norwich City Council

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Are you looking to gain valuable experience in a dynamic and community-focused organisation? We offer a range of work experience and placement opportunities to explore careers in local government, develop new skills, and make a meaningful contribution to our city.

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April Sector of the Month - Careers in the Digital Economy

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April Sector of the Month - Careers in the Digital Economy

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The digital economy offers lots of job opportunities for young people because so much of life and business now happens online. Roles like social media management, content creation, app and web development, digital marketing, and data analysis are all in high demand, and many of them don’t require traditional career paths or expensive degrees to get started. Young people can learn skills through online courses, build portfolios, and even start their own businesses or freelance work from home. There are also newer areas like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and e-commerce that are growing quickly, meaning more chances to find flexible, creative, and well-paid work in the future.

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Sir Isaac Newton and Jane Austen Sixth Forms

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Sir Isaac Newton and Jane Austen Sixth Forms

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Familiarisation Day for students intending to start in September 2026 -

Tuesday June 23th 9.00am- 2.00pm

Social Day for students to meet new friends and continue familiarising themselves with the new school.

Thursday June 25th 9.00am-2.00pm

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Year 12 Induction Day for students expecting to start in September 2026. This is an opportunity to meet you new teachers and future classmates

Monday 29th June arrive a 8.55am

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Induction Day for students expecting to start in September 2026

Tuesday 30th June arrive at 9.00am

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Thorpe St Andrew High School Sixth Form Open Evening  - Thursday 15th October 2026 6.30-9.00pm

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Thorpe St Andrew High School Sixth Form Open Evening  - Thursday 15th October 2026 6.30-9.00pm

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Sir Isaac Newton Sixth Form Open Evening  - Tuesday 13th October 2026 5.30pm-8.30pm and Wednesday 4th November 5.30pm-8.30pm

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Sir Isaac Newton Sixth Form Open Evening  - Tuesday 13th October 2026 5.30pm-8.30pm and Wednesday 4th November 5.30pm-8.30pm

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Jane Austen College Sixth Form Open Evening - Tuesday 13th October 5.30pm-8.30pm and Wednesday 4th November 5.30pm-8.30pm

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Jane Austen College Sixth Form Open Evening - Tuesday 13th October 5.30pm-8.30pm and Wednesday 4th November 5.30pm-8.30pm