Further and Higher Education

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Further Education

As part of the Raising Participation Age legislation, young people are required to stay in learning until at least their 18th Birthday. This doesn’t mean young people have to stay in school or college, but this is an option. There are many local schools and colleges that offer courses of interest. Wakefield E-Prospectus provides details of courses available in the area including schools, colleges, apprenticeships and local training providers. http://www.wakefieldprospectus.co.uk. Take a look at some of the colleges across the region below and get in touch with our digital careers advisers who can support you in taking the next steps.
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Local college providers

Specialist subject providers

Regional Colleges

Local 6th Forms

Academy 6th Forms

Schools for students with specialist educational needs

Higher Education

If you are interested in studying at university there are multiple different routes and courses available. UCAS can support you in finding a course, a university and the steps to apply for a course. Head over to www.ucas.com and if you have questions about applying for Higher Education, you can contact our Digital Careers Advisors who can help navigate the information and support you in applying for the right course for you.
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