At college or university
At college?
At college you will be busy doing your course and choosing what to do next.
To help you with your choices, you could think about what you like, the type of learning that suits you best and if you would like to carry on studying.
Your choices are to:
- Learn full-time or part-time undertaking a higher education (HE) course
- Learn partly at work and at further education college (FE), with a training provider or an Apprenticeship
- Start work
- Do some voluntary work.
Our advisers can offer you free advice and support on careers, learning and work. If you are at college, please contact student services or your careers adviser. Alternatively, free online support is available through Directgov. You can contact a careers adviser by telephone, webchat, email or text message. Call: 0800 100 900 (8am to 10pm every day).
Aged 14-19? You can use Route 14-19 to find information on courses and training across in Coventry and Warwickshire.
If you are aged 19 and over (or aged 18 and registered with the Jobcentre or in custody) our advisers can offer you free advice and support on careers, learning and work. This service is free and available through National Careers Service, the adult careers service. Call us on 024 7670 7400 to book an appointment today.
At university?
At university you will be busy doing your course and choosing what to do next. Your choices are to:
- Continue with your studies
- Start work
- Do some voluntary work
- Take a gap year
Our advisers can offer you free advice and support on careers, learning and work. If you are aged 19 and over (or aged 18 and registered with the Jobcentre or in custody) this service is free and available through National Careers Service, the adult careers service. Call us on 024 7670 7400 to book an appointment today.
You can also speak to your university careers service. Or for free online support go to Directgov. You can contact a careers adviser by telephone, webchat, email or text message. Call: 0800 100 900 (8am to 10pm every day).
