tell me more about
Leaving school
Where next? College or work? Your choice!
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The College
offers full-time study for A levels, GCSEs, NVQs,
GNVQs and more over a wide range of subjects. Many
study at The College as a route to Higher Education.
Others are here to gain relevant up-to-date skills
and knowledge from our vocational and work related
courses. With such a choice, we're sure to have the
course you are looking for. Your future starts here!
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Connexions
The best start in life for every young person.
During 2002 a new service for all young people called
'Connexions across Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole' was
launched in this area.
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Internet Career
Guide Good one stop resource to find out what's
happening in your chose field. Even if you're not looking,
an excellent opportunity to see what's being offered.
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Study for your degree at Bournemouth
University. One of Britain's Top Universities for
Graduate employment.
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New
Deal - Newsline New Deal is a key part of the Government's
Welfare to Work strategy. New Deal has been created
to help unemployed people into work by closing the gap
between the skills employers want and the skills people
can offer. It's ambitious, it's different, and it's
a real opportunity to get people off benefits and into
work.
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Employment of 16-18 year olds
Anyone over the minimum school leaving age can work full-time,
although there are some restrictions on the type of work,
for example, someone aged 16 or 17 cannot work in a bar.
A local education authority can impose restrictions on the
type of work and hours of work a young person aged 16 or 17
can do if s/he stays on at school.
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