So you know you need to upskill and taking a course seems like the best way. But where do you start?

We have put together a no-nonsense guide to the different qualification levels that courses can come in, as well as where and what you could study locally.

Skills Bootcamps

Are you an adult aged 19 or over, looking to enhance your career prospects? These flexible training courses are designed just for you! Skills Bootcamps help you develop the skills that employers are seeking, and what's more, after you’ve finished your Skills Bootcamp, you’re guaranteed a job interview with an employer!


Resources

Resources for Courses

Students

BBC ‘Get In’ Taster Days

Get In Taster Days are a great way for students aged 16-18 to find out more about life at the BBC and the opportunities they have on offer.

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Creative Industries
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Oxford Brookes Next Steps Explained Hub

This project will also tackle topics such as applying to student finance, accommodation and preparing for university, key areas of concern s...

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Students

Summer holidays, sorted

With the last day of term speeding into view, now’s the time to plan how you’re going to make the most of the six-week stretch.

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Easter hols survival guide

Egg-cellent work experience opportunities, workshops and culture trips to keep you busy over the two-week break.

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Students

Army Careers Resources

Army Careers Autumn Newsletter

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Public Sector
Students

The benefits of studying abroad

Find out how the skills you pick up whilst immersed in a different culture can help you stand out in the competitive job market.

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Global University Applications Specialists

Your future university is out there somewhere. It may just be a little further than you think.

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Study in Australia or New Zealand with Study Options

Study Options is the official application support service for students wanting to enrol at Australian and New Zealand universities.

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