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Interested in Journalism? Get involved in the BBC pilot scheme. They are looking for volunteer Citizen Journalists to tell them about the stories and issues happening where you live. It could be material for radio programmes, their website or the regional TV programme BBC Midlands Today. What a great way to stay ahead! Click here to register interest in the project.
Thank you for supporting the 2008 Careers Convention so heartily. We have a number of brochures for those who were unable to attend but were keen on receiving some material. Please see us if you wanted to contact any of the delegates who were unable to attend. Next stop Jan 2010!!
ETC and Flipside both have sites where you can register for your own copy.
U6th: What next? A degree? A gap year- working and travelling? Working and earning? See MGAW to look at the options for post 18. Bring us your Personal Statement to have a look over if you are applying to UCAS.
Gappers: If you need a free Round The World Planner, click here for a fantastic resource from gapyear.com!
L6th students who have expressed an interest in Law or Medicine/ Veterinary Science will face extra testing in the U6th if they apply for certain universities. Further advice is being given by Mr Mellers and Mrs Barnacle- check out the relevant websites too.
The Careers Circular section is available for our potential journalists to showcase their work. Have a look at a PDF of 'Stretch', the magazine produced in Work Experience week by a team of L6th journalists.
Standing Out: a new section on keeping ahead of your peers has just been added. Expect subject specific tips to dribble online as the year progresses. L6th students return to face 11 steps which can help them stay ahead of their competitors.
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