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Careers and personal advisers

Careers and personal advisers will have an important role in enabling young people to take advantage of opportunities presented by changes to 14-19 learning.

Learners will have access to more flexible and individual programmes, and will need help in making decisions before they enter the phase, at several points within it and as they progress beyond it. The development of more specialised programmes or pathways at key stage 4 means that decisions at 13 are important and that young people will need guidance about keeping options open and information about the full range of progression opportunities available to them at 16 and beyond.

As a careers adviser you may be interested in pages referring to:

The brief guides series was written for those giving advice to young people. They are currently available as:

A brief guide to work-based qualifications
A brief guide to level 3 qualifications
A brief guide to key stage 4 qualifications
Informing choices - information for those advising years 9 and 11