What is the best way to find out what qualifications i need?
i'm 14 and i'm wondering what sites i should be looking at to find out what qualifications i need to get
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you have lost me little mate.. by that i mean i have know idea what sort of job etc that you are looking at getting in to. other than that do as i do just type in some key words into a search Eng and see where it takes you. train driving is always a good thing
Ask your teacher
If its for a college course then if you look at a prospectus it usually tells you what you need for that course.
Or for work in the future the Oppurtunity Centre or Job Centre could help you.
Good Luck x x
you could go to your local connexions office or website to find out what you need to do the job you are interested in
You're 14? Oy, vey.I'm your opposite. I'm 41. Anyway.let experience talk here.
Qualifications for what? College? Work? Something else?
In any event, research first. If it is for a school, find out what the entry guidelines are, talk to some of the admissions folks, get their story.
If it is for a profession (hope you haven't decided at age 14.I was 30 before I settled on a career path!), hit the net and start figuring out what qualifications people in that field have. Of course, keep tabs on the industry as you grow older. The way a certain field looks today may and, in all probability, will be vastly different by 2012.
My two cents, FWIW.
It probably depends what you fancy doingfor work when you leave school/college, also what you are interested in, enjoy, and are good at. The qualifcartions that you definitely need are English and Maths because most colleges, employers etc will ask for those.
Sources of information are careers libraries at school or public libraries or on the web (google would be a good place to start). If you fancy doing something in particular then get in touch with the organisation that is doing it, and they will be able to advise you. If you are not really academically minded the NVQ's are a good qualification to have, and are mainly practically based (you have to show that you can do certain things obviously relevant to whatever subject you are studying.
Hope this helps.
This depends on what you are interested in and what you want to do. Good basic qualifications in english and maths are a must. Remember no job is for life. Why not make a list of things you like and are interested in and work from there.
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Answers:
you have lost me little mate.. by that i mean i have know idea what sort of job etc that you are looking at getting in to. other than that do as i do just type in some key words into a search Eng and see where it takes you. train driving is always a good thing
Ask your teacher
If its for a college course then if you look at a prospectus it usually tells you what you need for that course.
Or for work in the future the Oppurtunity Centre or Job Centre could help you.
Good Luck x x
you could go to your local connexions office or website to find out what you need to do the job you are interested in
You're 14? Oy, vey.I'm your opposite. I'm 41. Anyway.let experience talk here.
Qualifications for what? College? Work? Something else?
In any event, research first. If it is for a school, find out what the entry guidelines are, talk to some of the admissions folks, get their story.
If it is for a profession (hope you haven't decided at age 14.I was 30 before I settled on a career path!), hit the net and start figuring out what qualifications people in that field have. Of course, keep tabs on the industry as you grow older. The way a certain field looks today may and, in all probability, will be vastly different by 2012.
My two cents, FWIW.
It probably depends what you fancy doingfor work when you leave school/college, also what you are interested in, enjoy, and are good at. The qualifcartions that you definitely need are English and Maths because most colleges, employers etc will ask for those.
Sources of information are careers libraries at school or public libraries or on the web (google would be a good place to start). If you fancy doing something in particular then get in touch with the organisation that is doing it, and they will be able to advise you. If you are not really academically minded the NVQ's are a good qualification to have, and are mainly practically based (you have to show that you can do certain things obviously relevant to whatever subject you are studying.
Hope this helps.
This depends on what you are interested in and what you want to do. Good basic qualifications in english and maths are a must. Remember no job is for life. Why not make a list of things you like and are interested in and work from there.
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