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16/08/2007
Exam Results - What Next?
Results time has once again arrived, bringing with it excitement and disappointment to many young people in Northern Ireland.
For those who have achieved the results they anticipated the next number of weeks will be spent in a flurry of preparation for the next stage in their life. For many this will be university, for others it may be continuing education, seeking employment or training. For those who are uncertain at this stage it may be difficult for them to see the way ahead. This is where Careers Advisers from Careers Service Northern Ireland can help. Careers Advisers will assist young people and their parents to explore the many options open to them so that they may arrive at informed decisions about their future.
The Careers Adviser will provide free information, advice and guidance on issues such as applying to alternative courses through clearing, making the most of better than anticipated results, choosing training options, planning a gap year, looking at alternatives in the further education sector or seeking full or part time employment. Career Advisers can assist all young people irrespective of what stage they are at in their individual career planning process.
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For those who have achieved the results they anticipated the next number of weeks will be spent in a flurry of preparation for the next stage in their life. For many this will be university, for others it may be continuing education, seeking employment or training. For those who are uncertain at this stage it may be difficult for them to see the way ahead. This is where Careers Advisers from Careers Service Northern Ireland can help. Careers Advisers will assist young people and their parents to explore the many options open to them so that they may arrive at informed decisions about their future.
The Careers Adviser will provide free information, advice and guidance on issues such as applying to alternative courses through clearing, making the most of better than anticipated results, choosing training options, planning a gap year, looking at alternatives in the further education sector or seeking full or part time employment. Career Advisers can assist all young people irrespective of what stage they are at in their individual career planning process.
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New careers advice service for the construction sector
From April 1, a new careers advice and guidance service spanning the entire building services engineering sector will be in place. The SummitSkills Careers Advice Line, 08000 688 336, heralds the first ever single source for guidance on training and careers across all the industries within the building services engineering sector.
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TUC Calls On Government To Invest In Youth Jobs As A-Level Grades Come Out
Hundreds of thousands of school leavers have got their A level results today and are deciding on their next steps. About 335,000 students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland got their results and many are finding out if they have the grades to go to university.
TUC Calls On Government To Invest In Youth Jobs As A-Level Grades Come Out
Hundreds of thousands of school leavers have got their A level results today and are deciding on their next steps. About 335,000 students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland got their results and many are finding out if they have the grades to go to university.
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Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:It will be dry with a few cloud breaks developing later in the night. Feeling quite mild although breezy again in the north with brisk southwest winds. Minimum temperature 10 °C.
