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We're here for parents of teens! 

If your teen's in Years 10-13, we're here for you with everything you need to know about what they can do after GCSE or sixth form AND what you can do at home to help them with their studies and improve their wellbeing.

Do you want to make sure your teen gets the most out of school during GCSE and sixth form?

We’re here so you can make that happen. Everything you need, from looking after their wellbeing and keeping them safe, to choosing next step options. All in one place. 

 

Join our parent club for regular updates when you need them.

What's next after GCSE?

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T Levels

Do you know why T Levels could be a great option for your teen after GCSE? They're a vocational qualification mixing practical study with classroom learning. This makes them ideal for students that prefer looking at real life situations and learning through experience. They even include a 45 day work placement. One T Level is equivalent to x3 A levels.

Other options

Want to know all the choices available to your teen after GCSE? We've covered everything in The Parents' Guide to Post 16 Options, including what to study, where to study and which qualifications suit different learners best.

Never under estimate the importance of what you do at home to influence how well your teen does at school. 

Little things done consistently over time make all the difference

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University entry 2025 - application deadline 31 January

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If your teen wants to start university this autumn, the UCAS deadline for applications is coming up on 31 January.

 

Find out what's involved in The Parents' Guide to University:

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  • Differences between universities

  • How to find the right course

  • Understanding league tables

  • How to ace personal statements

  • UCAS application process 

  • Tuition and maintenance loans 

  • Results day 

  • Preparing for university life 

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Our specialist guides are written magazine style so it’s easy to understand what’s what.

They’re grouped according to age so you can find what you need when you need it.

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If your child is 14-16 years old

If your child is 16-18 years old

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