The diagram shows on the left the subjects that you currently take. You can then see where you can go if you think there is an area you particularly excel at or that you’ll need for your future career aspirations. (highlighted in to ensure a Everyone must also choose one of the EBacc subjects red) broad and balanced curriculum. Its important to remember that if you want to choose French or Spanish then it is expected that you have studied these courses in Year 7 and 8. Please note, GCSE Computing will not be available until Year 10 as an option choice. What happens next in the Options process? Careers Support To contact our careers team simply use the address: Weblink: The National Careers Service website provides careers advice and information on a wide range of jobs, training course resources and funding. Other courses of careers support: icould Includes 1000 films of personal career stories, across all occupations: – Careersbox The national online careers film and video library. Real people, talking – about real jobs, to help young people, students, parents, teachers, career professionals, and influencers: Get Smaart School leaver and student careers and courses advice and information. – Career overview section, career fairs and events and a large library of career articles: Best Course 4 Me bC4me is an independent and free guide which shows the link – between what you study, what you earn and the jobs you can get: My Career Springboard My Career Springboard is the essential FREE careers – guidance tool for school & college students: Plotr Careers advice for 11-24-year-olds, school students and graduates: –
The diagram shows on the left the subjects that you currently take. You can then see where you can go if you think there is an area you particularly excel at or that you’ll need for your future career aspirations. Everyone must also choose one of the EBacc subjects (highlighted in red) to ensure a broad and balanced curriculum. Its important to remember that if you want to choose French or Spanish then it is expected that you have studied these courses in Year 7 and 8. Please note, GCSE Computing will not be available until Year 10 as an option choice. What happens next in the Options process? Careers Support To contact our careers team simply use the address: Weblink: The National Careers Service website provides careers advice and information on a wide range of jobs, training course resources and funding. Other courses of careers support: icould – Includes 1000 films of personal career stories, across all occupations: Careersbox – The national online careers film and video library. Real people, talking about real jobs, to help young people, students, parents, teachers, career professionals, and influencers: Get Smaart – School leaver and student careers and courses advice and information. Career overview section, career fairs and events and a large library of career articles: Best Course 4 Me – bC4me is an independent and free guide which shows the link between what you study, what you earn and the jobs you can get: My Career Springboard – My Career Springboard is the essential FREE careers guidance tool for school & college students: Plotr – Careers advice for 11-24-year-olds, school students and graduates:
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