Are you a Parent helping your
Teenager to find work? Then we can help
you with the process.
We are more than aware that not all teenagers and
young people want to continue learning and go on to higher and further
education. For them a traineeship, an apprenticeship, or a job might be the
best option. However, the majority of the information out there is geared
heavily towards teenagers continuing in education for as long as possible.
Our database is divided into three age-based
sectors: 13-15 year olds; 16-17 year olds; and 18+
If your teenager is under 16 then they will only be
able to seek out part-time work, but the skills and experience they gain from
doing a part time job will prepare them for any future opportunities, as well
as giving them some money of their own to spend.
We wish that more employers would consider introducing
apprenticeship schemes. There is still some Government assistance for those
firms willing to offer places. Our own data and research shows that there are
thousands of teenagers aged 16-17 who would prefer to work as an apprentice, if
the places were out there.
Older teenagers and school leavers are generally more focused on their options and whether or not further education is right for them. An 18 year old with real work experience on their CV will stand out to employers as being work-ready.
We encourage all parents to visit the Parents & Guardians section of our website and pick up some
useful tips and advice.
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