MFAP L6 Parents Info

Weighing up the future?

What Job then!!!!

EMPLOYMENT SECTORS Explore job sectors: Essential information on the current state of the sectors listed and advice on breaking into them. Advertising and PR City markets Cultural Engineering Fashion and textile Food and drink Higher education Information technology Local, regional,national government Oil, gas and petroleum Publishing Science SMEs Tourism Voluntary sector

Broadcast, film, video/interactive media Construction Education Environmental, food chain and rural Financial services Health sector Hospitality Legal services Manufacturing Professional financial, accounting services Retail Social care Sport and leisure Transport

WORKING UNTIL 65…………………………… POTENTIAL LIFETIME EARNINGS

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At 16+ ……………GCSE…………………£783,964.00 At 18+…………….A LEVEL………….£1,000,000.00 At 21+…………….Graduate………..£1,600,000.00

The bigger picture?

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We get you to UNIVERSITY. University prepares you for work. You may need a second degree to work. 4-Year 1st Degree ‘doubles’ employment opportunity. Post-Grad’ Russell Group earnings v other universities now insignificant!

Curriculum 2000    

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AS coupled to A2. Resits/Mid-sessional modules. Drop subjects post AS. Grades inflation. Multiple GCSE’s etc. BBC>>>>AAB to access good universities 2000>>>2014 A*, LNAT, BMAT usage. Number caps. ‘Tears at the top!”

UCAS applications down? Fees/Finance issues post-2010 Raising of grade boundaries     

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2011 UCAS: 700,161 applicants. 2012 UCAS: 653,000 applicants 2011 UCAS: 492,030 accepted. 2012 UCAS: 464,000 accepted. Medicine 2012: 83,184 app’s. Medicine 2012: 7,798 accepted. Law 2012: 98,507 applications. Law 2012: 17,953 accepted.

Curriculum Review 2014-2020 Impact on KEFW/students…..      

Decoupling AS. 2015 removal of numbers capping, >ABB. Core-number protection..