Please note: percentages used in the
graph have been rounded to the nearest figure. For the
original percentages please use the destinations information on the Practitioners
page.
More about the main jobs and careers entered
at 18:
337 Kirklees Y13 students went into full-time employment
or training.
66.5% 'Other' is made up of students going into
other sectors in small numbers (one or two people
only):
e.g.
1% went into the Armed Forces
0.5% went into manufacturing and production
1% went into building and construction
0.5% went into media, printing and publishing
1% went into farming, gardening and animal
care
0.5% went into science including lab work
1% went into healthcare
0.5% went into textiles and sewing
1% went into sport and leisure
0.5% went into the travel and tourism
1% went into warehouse, driving and transport
Also included in 'Other' are 198 students for whom
we do not have details of their employment.
What does this mean for me after Y13:
The number of students getting a job with
training in each sector is usually fewer than
after Year 11. Employers tend to recruit more new
entrants after GCSEs or after a degree, foundation
degree or equivalent.
Some jobs are only open to people over 18.
These jobs may legally require someone who is an adult
or involve the safety of others, for example trainee
security guard, trainee publican, classroom assistant,
leisure assistant.
Employers may want people over 18 because
they have A levels or equivalent qualifications,
particularly when the training may take several years,
for example, trainee auditor, trainee accountant,
trainee webmaster, trainee quantity surveyor, trainee
logistics (transport) planner.
Employers recruit most apprentices at age
16 to 18 because they get full Government
funding in most cases, for training for 16 to 18 year
olds. There is reduced funding for 19 to 24 year old
apprentices. After 24 there is no apprenticeship funding,
though there may be funding under adult training in
certain situations.
If you decide to look for a job after Y13:
You need to be prepared to look for work within
daily travel distance, not just in your own town,
or even just in Kirklees.
Make sure you prepare well - get your CV ready,
find out about the companies to which you wish to
apply, give thought to the interview... Good luck!
Calderdale & Kirklees Careers Ltd
78 John William Street
Huddersfield
HD1 1EH