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Careers Information Hub 

Empowering young people, parents/carers, and educators with clear, trusted and up‑to‑date careers information.

Choose Your Stage

Everything in the Careers Hub is organised into three clear sections.

Each section provides structured, reputable guidance tailored to the transition point you’re preparing for.

Students Collaborating Together

Post 16 Career Information

For students finishing Year 11. Explore every pathway available at age 16, with guidance from DfE, UCAS, National Careers Service and Natspec.

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Post 18 Career Information

For students completing sixth form or college. Clear guidance on university, apprenticeships, employment and SEND transition routes.

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Students Studying Together
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General Careers & Skills Information

For all year groups (KS3–KS5) and SEND learners. Broad, reliable careers content from ONS, National Careers Service, UCAS, Prospects, Skills Builder and Disability Rights UK.

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Post 16 Careers Information

What you’ll find

  • Apprenticeships — work, earn and learn after Year 11.

  • Facts About V‑Levels — clear info on this newer vocational qualification.

  • Facts About T Levels — employer‑designed technical courses at Level 3.

  • Facts About A‑Levels — academic subjects studied over two years.

  • Vocational Courses — practical, career‑focused qualifications.

  • College — local Post‑16 options and study routes.

  • SEND — specialist pathways and support for learners with SEND.

  • Parents/Carers Advice — guidance to help families support Post‑16 choices.

  • Skills Development — building employability and confidence for future steps.

Post 18 Careers Information

What you’ll find

  • Apprenticeships — higher and degree‑level routes into work and training.

  • Summer Schools & Internships — experience‑building opportunities for future study or careers.

  • Higher Education & University — guidance on courses, applications and progression.

  • Career Programmes — structured pathways to develop skills and employability.

  • Gap Years — options for travel, volunteering, work or personal development.

  • Funding, Scholarships & Bursaries — financial support for university or training.

  • Volunteering — ways to gain experience and build confidence.

  • Skills Development — strengthening employability and personal skills.

  • SEND — specialist Post‑18 pathways and support.

General Careers & Skills Information

What you’ll find

  • Money Matters — simple guidance on budgeting, payslips and student finance.

  • Career & Skills Quizzes — tools to explore strengths and career ideas.

  • Supporters & Opportunities — mentors, programmes and local opportunities.

  • Career Resources for Teachers — planning tools and careers‑education materials.

  • Researching Jobs & Careers — trusted job profiles and industry insights.

  • Funding, Scholarships & Bursaries — financial support for courses and training.

  • Parents/Carers Advice — guidance to help families support career choices.

  • Labour Market Information — up‑to‑date job trends and local demand.

  • Skills Development — employability, teamwork and digital skills.

  • CV & Cover Letters — tips and templates for strong applications.

  • Summer Schools & Internships — experience‑building opportunities.

  • Career Programmes — structured activities to support progression.

Career Seekers Direct Support & Guidance

Career Seekers Direct is committed to providing clear, accessible and reputable careers information for every learner — including those with SEND. Whether you’re exploring your next step, supporting a young person, or planning careers provision in school, our resources are designed to help you make confident, informed decisions.

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