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SkillsHouse can help you in lots of different ways:

  • Hands-on learning experiences and opportunities to meet employers
  • Introductions to different employment sectors and pathways
  • Work experience placements through your school or college
  • Personalised support from your own Careers Adviser
  • Information, advice and guidance on your next steps
  • Help in overcoming barriers to moving on
  • Support with college and training applications
  • Free sessions on employability skills

If you can't find what you are looking for on these pages, or need support, get in touch with us!

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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.

  • GCSE Info

    Find out what GCSE options there are, what subjects you have to take and what optional ones there are.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.