Employment
Starting work after your GCSEs allows you to gain valuable workplace experience while earning a wage. If you’re aged 16 or 17, you’ll still need to continue in education or training alongside your job, which may include studying towards qualifications such as Functional Skills, NVQs or other work-based qualifications. This route is ideal for those keen to gain practical experience, develop workplace skills and begin building their career immediately while continuing to learn.
- Level
- Various
- Typical duration
- Flexible
Who it's for
Young people ready to enter the workplace, gain practical experience and start building their career.
Entry requirements
Requirements vary depending on the role and employer. Some jobs require no formal qualifications, while others may ask for specific GCSEs or skills.
Qualification(s) offered
Where it can lead
Career progression, apprenticeships, industry qualifications, management opportunities or further study.
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