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Next Steps Information NEXT STEPS INFORMATION All About Apprenticeships https://amazingapprenticeships.com/app/uploads/2020/10/Parent-Pack-October-2020.pdf All About Traineeships webinar Join Amazing Apprenticeships and the Department for Education for a free webinar on Monday 23rd November at 3.45pm. We will be covering everything you need to know about Traineeships, with a chance for Q&As at the end. Click here to register. Colchester Institute colchester.ac.uk/2021 Our 2020 Online events are proving to be very popular! By now students and parents should hopefully have had the chance to access our videos and online resources which give an insight into the Exciting study programmes offered here. As you know, these study Programmes can lead to careers which are satisfying, lucrative and fulfilling for many students, with Transition from school to college being a happy and enjoyable one. Student online Zoom Sessions Once students have familiarised themselves with various areas and wish to explore more subjects in greater depth, they have the opportunity to speak directly with members of staff via a booking to attend one of our Online Zoom sessions. These sessions will take place on selected evenings from 5pm, thereby allowing students the opportunity to sit with parents and or their carers to glean further Information should they wish to. Appointments are now live and students are encouraged to book their chosen slots as soon as possible. Remember there is no limit to the amount of sessions you can book, so if young people are undecided after having seen a few videos and presentations, they may find that attending a couple of Online Zoom sessions will help to narrow down their choices. Copleston Sixth Form Virtual open which can be accessed via https://www.copleston.suffolk.sch.uk/ Icanbea We recently made a demonstration video of icanbea… which you may find useful to use. Narrated by a recently qualified apprentice. college virtual tours employer virtual tours general icanbea guide IOP https://www.iop.org/careers-physics/your-future-with-physics Ipswich High School https://www.ipswichhighschool.ambientlight.co.uk A Level Option A Sixth Form Level Options Booklet 2021-22 - EMAIL.pdf Pathways Booklet EMAIL.pdf ICYMI The October Parents’ and Carers’ Pack looks at the differences between T levels, traineeships and Apprenticeships, dyslexia support, the BAME Award 2020, apprenticeships in engineering, top 100 Employers, life as a mature apprentice and much more For more apprenticeship information and advice for parents, visit resource page Parents Pack. Kesgrave Sixth Form Sixth Form open morning Friday 22 January 2021 – Telephone 01473 618993 to book your place. New ‘T’ Levels By September 2021, T levels will also be available in Health, Science, Building Services, and much more. Download factsheet bundle here to find out more. Take the T Level Quiz – take this short quiz to challenge yourself and see just how much you know about T Level’s. Take the quiz here Needham Market Academy Needham Market Needham Market Needham Market Academy Brochure.pdf Academy Poster.pdf Academy Leaflet.pdf More information on the Academy can be found via our website or alternatively links to the courses to make an application: http://www.needhammarketacademy.com/ https://www.suffolk.ac.uk/courses/l3-needham-football https://www.suffolk.ac.uk/courses/l2-needham-football Northgate Sixth Form Visit website http://www.northgatesixthform.co.uk/ for further details. CJ2450_ST ALBAN'S 6TH FORM PROS_2021_v5.pdf St Albans Sixth Form Check out our prospectus St Josephs College https://event.webinarjam.com/go/replay/29/gq28lix5i4laz3a6 Sixth Form Check out these links: Class of 2020 Senior Prefect Mrs Simpson Jacobs Snippet - Teachers at Sixth Form Suffolk New College To experience Suffolk New College for yourself, come along to one of our popular Taster Events. Notice: due to COVID-19 our taster events are currently virtual. Please continue to sign up as normal and we will update this page if we are able to run a physical on-campus event. Taster Events – you only need to order one ticket per family. Tuesday 1 December – 17:30 – 20:00 (virtual) Saturday 27 February – 09:30 – 12:00 Wednesday 5 May – 17:30 – 20:00 Click here to book tickets (opens in new window) Suffolk Rural (Otley) Taster Events – you only need to order one ticket per family. Tuesday 8 December – 17:30 – 20:00 (Virtual on line event) Saturday 6 March – 09:30 – 12:00 Wednesday 12 May – 17:30 – 20:00 Click here to book tickets (opens in new window) Suffolk One See website for open evening details: https://www.suffolkone.ac.uk/ West Suffolk College See prospectus: https://www.wsc.ac.uk/find-a-course/16-18-year-olds Virtual open evening Thursday 26 November: https://www.wsc.ac.uk/about-the-college/events/upcoming-events/8169-virtual-open-event- saturday-26-november-2020 ********************************** .
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