Your career path is unique, and so is our approach - there are lots of ways that we can support you to find a job and build a career. All of these services are free for you to access.
SkillsHouse works in partnership with schools, so if you are still at school, you should talk to your careers adviser first. If you have finished year 11 or sixth form and are unsure what to do next, talk to SkillsHouse and we can help with:
- Personalised support from your own Careers Adviser
- Information, advice and guidance on your next steps
- Introductions to different employment sectors and pathways
- Support with college and training applications
- Free skills development sessions
- Help in overcoming barriers to moving on
- Hands-on learning experiences and opportunities to meet employers
- Invitations to jobs and training fairs
- Work placements with local businesses
If you can't find what you are looking for on these pages, or have any questions about next steps, careers or need support to get into education or employment, get in touch!
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Choices at 14
Find out what GCSE options there are, what subjects you have to take and what optional ones there are.
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Choices at 16
There are lots of options once you have completed your GCSEs, from further education to apprenticeships. Click here to find out more.
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Choices over 18
There's a wide range of options open to you once you are 18. Click here for more information on what those options are.
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Explore Career Options
When considering a future career, there are many different pathways you could take. Find information on 15 different sectors here.
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Digital Badges
Digital badges can be awarded to celebrate learning which doesn't have an exam or qualification attached to it. You can find out all about them here.
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Parents and Carers
As a parent or carer, there's lots of information you might need to help support young people. Get in touch if your questions aren't answered on these pages.
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Skills Assessments
To help you make decisions about your future, it's useful to know what skill level you are currently at. Find out about Skills Assessments and where you can take them.
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SEND Local Offer
There's lots of information and support available for children and young people aged 0-25 with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) and their families. Find more details here.