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Useful Careers Websites There are a range of useful websites to help you research different careers and Post-16 Options. Log on Move On (careers information and college applications for the Humber Region) www.logonmoveon.co.uk. Can be used to apply for Post-16 courses and placements. Provides information about careers, GCSE Option Choices, Post-16 Option Choices, Employability Skills and career pathways. Apprenticeships (information about apprenticeships, vacancies and how to apply for them) www.apprenticeships.org.uk OR www.gov.uk type apprenticeships in search box Labour Market Information https://lmihumber.co.uk/sector-profiles/ (information regarding careers in the local area). Careermap https://careermap.co.uk Useful information for parents and students. Prospects www.prospects.ac.uk (information about different careers paths, qualifications and a career quiz) Bright Knowledge (information about FE Colleges, Universities and careers for different subjects) www.brightknowledge.org www.icould.com (film clips of jobs and ‘buzz quiz’) http://www.parentalguidance.org.uk (Useful information about how to support your child through applications, interviews etc.) www.nationalcareersweek.com (Useful information about careers activities) Local Post-16 Providers Selby College The Consortium Sixth Form Partnership www.selby.ac.uk www.the-consortium.org Bishop Burton College Wyke College www.bishopburton.ac.uk www.wyke.ac.uk York College Hull College www.yorkcollege.ac.uk www.hull-college.ac.uk Goole College South Hunsley Sixth Form www.goole-college.co.uk www.southhunsley.org.uk/sixth-form John Leggott College Askham Bryan College www.leggott.ac.uk www.askham-bryan.ac.uk HETA – Humber Engineering Training Music College, York Association www.accesstomusic.co.uk/centres/york www.heta.co.uk East Riding College North Lindsey College www.eastridingcollege.ac.uk http://northlindsey.ac.uk/ Specific career areas www.greenporthull.co.uk/events/wime-careers-events WiME – Women into Manufacturing and Engineering www.army.mod.uk (Army careers) www.raf.mod.uk (Royal Air Force careers) www.royalnavy.mod.uk (Royal Navy/Marines careers) www.citb.co.uk (construction careers & apprenticeship site) www.creativeskillset.org (creative industries) www.stepintothenhs.nhs.uk (careers in the National Health Service) www.lawsociety.org.uk/law-careers (careers in law) www.recruit.college.police.uk (Police careers) http://www.skillsforcare.org.uk (social care careers) www.education.gov.uk/get-into-teaching (teaching) http://northernracingcollege.com (careers in racing) Job Search www.jobcentreguide.org (searching for work) www.indeed.co.uk (job search site) www.recruiteastriding.co.uk (East Riding Council job vacancies) www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk (Hull Daily Mail) Year out/volunteering www.ervas.org.uk (volunteering – East Riding) www.ncsyes.co.uk (National Citizenship Service) www.do-it.org.uk (volunteering - local and UK) .

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