Further Education

In this blog we explore all of the options that are available to help you finance your studies in the United Kingdom.

A gap year can be highly beneficial and customisable based on personal goals, so long as it's used meaningfully! Learn how to make the most of a gap year...

One of the first career-related decisions you make is the selection of your option choices around the age of 14. This article will help you know how to choose.

Around age 18, you’ll have some important choices to make about your next steps. We've weighed up 5 routes to consider from studying to employment.

Work experience placements are so valuable for students' academic success. Learn how to find a work experience placement, or find work experience alternatives!

The benefits and opportunities available within volunteering are endless, get searching today!

Work experience placements are not always easy to find, so if you get the opportunity, you should make the most out of it. Check out our top tips!

There are several different things to consider when choosing your options at 16, we'll discuss what your options are and how to navigate them.

MOOC stands for Massive Open Online Courses. They're accessible to many and offer an independent study pathway. Let's dig deeper...

Thanks to improved technology, distance learning has grown in popularity in recent years, giving more people the opportunity to further their prospects.

If you’re taking GCSEs or equivalent, you'll be thinking about your next steps. You’ll know about A-Levels and apprenticeships, but what about T-Levels?

With exams fast-approaching for GCSEs and SATs, we've gathered 7 top tips for exam revision to improve focus, productivity and confidence.

If you’re aged 15 or 16, you’ll have some decisions to make about your future. We're looking at pathways such as A-Levels, T-Levels and employment.

An insight into what your options are when it comes to choosing Higher Technical Qualifications.

Not sure about staying at school for sixth form? Here are some common reasons why students look at alternatives