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Post-18
'Take the first step … you don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.' Martin Luther King.
Wondering what to do after Year 13? You’ll make a lot of decisions in Year 12 and 13 but this choice is the most important to your future career: higher education, vocational training, self-employment, a gap year, apprenticeship, or into employment with or without training?
  • higher education
    higher education
    choosing a university
    choosing a course
    personal statements
    offers
    the points system
    clearing
    Categories:Post-18, Higher Education
  • post 18 q and a
    post 18 q and a
    your questions answered by experts
    Categories:Post-18, Questions and Answers
  • alternatives to higher education
    alternatives to higher education
    apprenticeship
    internship
    open university
    personal experiences
    useful links
    Categories:Post-18, Alternatives

Fed up with Year 12
I am in Year 12 studying for 3 A-levels and one AS level, but I am fed up with the courses, and I am fed with being at school. My parents want me to stay on and complete the A-level choices, they say that I will come to regret it if I don't. What should I do?
[Wednesday 05 October, 2011]
how to get into college - NY style
Stuck for ideas for your personal statement? Here's a wonderful example of letting your self confidence get the better of your honesty!
[Monday 26 September, 2011]
post 18 questions and answers
I'm in Year 12 and I know that I should be making plans and decisions for the future. Some of my friends already know what careers they want, even what college or university they want to go to. Do I have to go away to get on in life? How do I decide where to go and what to do?
[Monday 26 September, 2011]
open university
The Open University (OU) isn’t like other universities. If you want to get your degree without everything else grinding to a halt, we can help.
[Wednesday 15 June, 2011]
why you should go onto higher education
The downsides of university life have received a fair bit of attention recently. Since the controversial the rise in tuition fees the university system has been subject to constant calls to prove its worth. But it is still worth it; not just academically or work-wise but as a rite of passage and...
[Wednesday 15 June, 2011]
you can afford to go to college!
Managing your money at university is easier than you may realise and doesn’t just mean cutting back on all the fun things. It’s all about using what is available to you, learning how to budget carefully and maximising your student status to live as cheaply as you can!
[Tuesday 14 June, 2011]
alternatives to higher education
Had enough of school? Here’s what to do and where to look if you don’t want to go into Higher Education but don’t want to stop learning.
[Tuesday 19 April, 2011]