Choosing the right course and university.. HE versus FE How is HE different to your FE studies now? HE is: A choice from over 150 different institutions.

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Choosing the right course and university.

HE versus FE How is HE different to your FE studies now? HE is: A choice from over 150 different institutions A different way of learning and working to school/ college Varying levels of subject -Foundation Degree -HND -Degree (BA, BSC, LLB, BEng, BEd).

Benefits of HE Independence Meet people Experience a different part of the country (or world) Explore a personal interest in a subject Gain a qualification towards career progression Gain transferable skills

Spoilt for choice How many courses can you choose from in the UK?

Spoilt for choice How many courses can you choose from in the UK? Over 50,000

The shortlist How many choices are you allowed on your UCAS form?

The shortlist How many choices are you allowed on your UCAS form? Just 5! But it is never too late to change your mind – UCAS Extra, Clearing etc

Exploring what is right for you The 4 C’s Course City Campus (Accommodation) Career

Choosing your course Things to consider: - Single/Joint Honours - Length of course - Practical/theory balance - Teaching/assessment styles - Career destinations - Entry requirements - Professional accreditations - Work placements.

Things to consider: - Distance from home - Transport links - Number of sites - Rural or urban campus - Cost of living - Style of facilities - City attractions - Safety - Cultural and faith support. Location, location, location

Accommodation Things to consider: - Guaranteed for first years? - Catered/self - catered halls - Internet access - Private rented - Facilities - Distance from campus - Value for money.

Career Information that may help your choices: -Important to select a course that supports your career aspirations -Take the Stamford test to find out which careers/ courses may suit you best ( -Browse potential jobs ( -This will give an indication of courses relevant to a career, salaries and personal qualities required -Speak to your careers advisers in school.

How and where to research List your priorities Use prospectuses, course brochures, websites Check out open days/taster days Ask questions Apply early but continue to research, you can always change your mind

Conclusion Your future – a fantastic opportunity Start your research now! Make the right choice for you Attend open days Best years of your life!