THE PARENTS' GUIDE TO - School Members' Site

Explore various school leaver options – apprenticeships, school leaver programmes, sponsored degrees, further education college, university and work

A site to help young people find out more about which jobs may be suited to them, with videos and advice from people who've found the right path for them.

Start is created by an EdTech company specialising in careers guidance for young people in schools and colleges. There is a dedicated page for parents carers with useful information on a range of pathways at 16 and 18

Information and guidance on applying for student finance, loans and grants for part-time and full-time undergraduate study

A website showcasing alternatives to the standard university route to school and college leavers. Includes a parent newsletter

Talking Futures is a resource created to help parents have informed and constructive conversations with their child about the different education and training pathways available to them

The annual rankings have been developed by the Department for Education, in partnership with High Fliers Research.

Tips and help on student loans, tuition fees, budgeting and financial support for those applying to university

An organisation dedicated to working with schools, colleges, parents and employers to promote the benefits of apprenticeships and technical education.

LifeSkills helps young people get the skills and experiences they need to enter the world of work. Their Family Home Learning site provides a wide range of parent and guardian-led activities aimed at supporting young people at home.

A resource developed for prospective students thinking about university choices, Includes a tool to search and compare university courses in the UK.

Explore careers provides information and advice to help young people make decisions on learning, training and work. The service offers confidential and impartial advice and is supported by qualified careers advisers.

Opendays.com - the university and college open day directory

Technicians Make it Happen is geared towards inspiring young people and explaining to the adults in their lives, such as parents, that the career of a technician can have boundless opportunities.

UCAS is an independent organisation that supports and handles all applications to study undergraduate degrees in the UK. It also provides useful information on alternative routes to work and higher educations. Parents can sign up to their parent newsletter.

Delivered by Gov UK to support young people in learning more about apprenticeships and what's available.

Information to help parents and carers support young people in making the right decision about study and work.

Get The Jump brings together information about all the choices that are available to young people at post-16 and post-18 to help them make an informed decision about their next step and choose the path that is right for them.

A skills assessment quiz designed to highlight interests, identify skills and narrow down potential career routes.

This website is produced by The Gatsby Charitable Foundation, and is designed to help parents have more informed and confident conversations with their children about the T Level qualification

A website supporting young people choose the right university through an independent and easy-to-understand university league table and ranking.

Support and guidance on how to write a UCAS undergraduate personal statement, including an online personal statement builder!