Parents and carers are invited to attend a webinar that explains post-16 choices and how the process works using the Kent Choices website. This is presented by The Education People from Kent County Council. This presentation has now happened, but can be …

Wrotham School’s Careers Fair has gone from strength to strength, building on our relationships with local and national employers, apprenticeship providers, colleges and universities. The fair will feature specialised activities to support our Year 9, 10, 11 and Sixth Form students to …

Applicants to our sixth form will receive invitations to interview throughout terms 3-6, depending on when they made their application. Applications are made via the Kent Choices for You platform. …

This week Year 11 will have a talk from a local/national apprenticeship provider. Speaker is TBC and will be updated. This event forms part of our Provider Access arrangements for this year group. …

Year 11 students explore a range of vocational and technical options, but focus on how to apply for and find apprenticeships at post-16 and post-18. Sessions include comparing the benefits and drawbacks of academic routes and university vs vocational and apprenticeships. …

Year 11 students are introduced to Kent Choices for You – the online portal to all post-16 courses in Kent. Throughout this term, they will have access to computer rooms and they will receive step-by-step guidance from the Year 11 Team on …

A six-week programme run online by a level 6 careers advisor, Jess Pieri. This is a weekly session, held on Wednesdays from 4-5.30pm for six weeks, and is designed as a bootcamp to take students through the process of choosing, finding, applying, …

Year 11 students are given time with their tutors to explore the different subjects on offer at Wrotham Sixth Form and how to decide whether level 3 study is for them. They then have the opportunity (along with students from other schools) to …

In their careers sessions this term, Year 11 look at the different options available to them before they start making applications in term 2, and building on what they learned in Term 6 of Year 10 (which included a visit from North …

Year 11 students explore the purpose of open evenings, how to prepare for them and how to follow up any questions they may have after attending them. During this term, they are are also given copies of KCC’s choices magazine with guidance …