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■020    ▼a9780749472511  (electronic  bk.)
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■1001  ▼aHolmes,  Elizabeth.
■24510▼aWhat  next  after  school?▼h[electronic  resource]  ▼ball  you  need  to  know  about  work,  travel  and  study
■250    ▼a11th  ed.
■260    ▼aLondon▼bKogan  Page▼c2014
■300    ▼a1  online  resource  (344  p)
■500    ▼aDescription  based  upon  print  version  of  record.
■500    ▼aCare  assistant
■504    ▼aIncludes  bibliographical  references  and  index.
■5050  ▼aPreface;  Acknowledgements;  Introduction;  Part  One  Career  planning;  Chapter  One  Being  your  own  life  coach;  Life  coaching...  what  does  it  mean?;  Becoming  your  own  life  coach;  Keeping  an  eye  on  the  bigger  picture;  A  word  about  change;  Facing  problems;  Skills  for  life;  Summary;  Chapter  Two  Decisions;  Decisions  --  the  issues;  Choosing  your  next  steps;  Where  to  go  for  help;  Summary;  Chapter  Three  Career  planning;  Planning  your  career  and  next  steps;  Tracking  progress;  Summary;  Part  Two  Education;  Chapter  Four  Looking  at  education;  Reforms  affecting  14-  to  19-year-olds
■5058  ▼aThinking  about  further  educationSummary;  Chapter  Five  Choices  in  further  education  (FE);  What  to  study  in  FE;  Where  to  study  in  FE;  Summary;  Chapter  Six  Choices  in  higher  education  (HE);  What  to  study  in  HE;  The  main  qualification  groups;  Choosing  a  university;  Starting  your  course;  Summary;  Part  Three  Work;  Chapter  Seven  Types  of  work;  Getting  work  at  17;  Getting  work  at  18;  Types  of  work;  Summary;  Chapter  Eight  Work  experience,  job  shadowing  and  work-based  training;  Work  experience;  Internships;  Apprenticeships;  Traineeships;  Summary;  Chapter  Nine  Finding  and  applying  for  jobs
■5058  ▼aWhat  do  you  want  to  do?Where  to  look  for  vacancies;  Applying  for  jobs;  Writing  a  CV;  Making  speculative  applications;  Summary;  Chapter  Ten  Interviews;  What  are  interviews?;  Preparing  for  the  big  day;  The  day  of  the  interview;  Psychometric  testing;  Safety;  Possible  outcomes;  Pay;  Location;  Starting  work;  Summary;  Part  Four  Travel;  Chapter  Eleven  Studying  and  working  abroad;  Travel  --  is  it  right  for  you?;  Studying  abroad;  Working  abroad;  Summary;  Chapter  Twelve  Taking  a  gap  year  and  volunteering;  A  gap  year;  Volunteering;  Coming  home;  Summary;  Part  Five  Other  options
■5058  ▼aChapter  Thirteen  Self-employment  and  beyondSelf-employment;  Alternatives;  Work-life  balance;  Summary;  Chapter  Fourteen  Voluntary  work;  The  voluntary  sector;  Summary;  Chapter  Fifteen  Chapter  Fifteen  Being  unemployed;  Unemployment  statistics;  Jobcentre  Plus;  Benefits;  Summary;  Part  Six  Practical  issues;  Chapter  Sixteen  Moving  away  from  home;  Living  away  from  home;  Summary;  Chapter  Seventeen  Money;  Money  management;  FE  and  money;  HE  and  money;  Your  first  job  and  money;  Summary;  Chapter  Eighteen  Advice:  working  with  parents  and  advisers;  Careers  advice;  Special  needs  and  equal  opportunities
■520    ▼aChapter  Nineteen  Dealing  with  problems;  Feeling  down  or  depressed;  Stress;  Summary;  Part  Seven  Spotlight  on  key  professions;  Chapter  Twenty  Accountancy;  Accountant;  Accounting  technician;  Chapter  Twenty-one  Actuarial  work;  Actuary;  Chapter  Twenty-two  Law;  Advocate/barrister;  Barrister's  clerk/advocate's  clerk;  Court  staff;  Court  administrative  officer;  Court  legal  adviser;  Court  usher;  Court  reporter;  Legal  executive;  Paralegal;  Solicitor;  Chapter  Twenty-three  Nursing  professions;  Healthcare  assistant;  Health  visitor;  Midwife;  Nurse;  Chapter  Twenty-four  Social  care  and  social  work
■520    ▼aWhat  Next  After  School?  has  established  itself  as  a  key  guide  for  helping  students  to  understand  the  many  options  available  to  them  as  they  approach  the  end  of  their  school  years,  including  education  options  (academic  as  well  as  vocational  training),  gap  years,  the  world  of  work,  and  practical  issues  such  as  finances,  debts  and  insurance.  This  new  11th  edition  also  includes  case  studies  illustrating  how  other  students  have  adapted  to  life  after  school,  as  well  as  detailed  information  on  making  the  most  of  the  decisions  facing  all  school  leavers.
■650  0▼aVocational  guidance▼zGreat  Britain
■650  0▼aHigh  school  graduates▼xEmployment
■650  0▼aHigh  school  graduates▼xTravel
■650  0▼aHigh  school  graduates▼xEducation
■650  4▼aHigh  school  graduates  --  Employment
■650  4▼aHigh  school  graduates  --  Social  conditions
■650  4▼aVocational  guidance  --  Great  Britain
■650  7▼aBUSINESS  &  ECONOMICS  /  Labor.▼2bisacsh
■650  7▼aPOLITICAL  SCIENCE  /  Labor  &  Industrial  Relations.▼2bisacsh
■655  0▼aElectronic  books.
■655  4▼aElectronic  books.
■77608▼iPrint  version▼aHolmes,  Elizabeth▼tWhat  Next  After  School?  :  All  You  Need  to  Know  About  Work,  Travel  and  Study▼dLondon  :  Kogan  Page,c2014▼z9780749472504
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