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What is after a levels?

What is after A Levels?

After completing your A Levels, you have several options to consider for your future education and career. Here are some of the paths you can take:

Option	Description
University	One of the most common paths after A Levels is to go to university to pursue a degree in a subject of your choice. This can open up a wide range of career opportunities and allow you to specialize in a field that interests you.
Apprenticeship	Another option is to start an apprenticeship, where you can gain practical work experience while earning a qualification. This is a great way to learn on the job and develop valuable skills in a specific industry.
Gap Year	Some students choose to take a gap year after A Levels to travel, volunteer, or gain work experience before deciding on their next steps. This can be a valuable opportunity to explore different interests and gain new perspectives.
Work	You may also choose to enter the workforce directly after A Levels and start building your career. This can be a good option if you already have a clear idea of what you want to do and are ready to start gaining practical experience.
Further Education	If you're not ready to commit to a degree or apprenticeship, you could consider further education courses or vocational training to develop your skills and knowledge in a specific area.

Ultimately, the decision of what to do after A Levels depends on your interests, goals, and circumstances. It's important to research your options, seek advice from teachers and career counselors, and consider what path aligns best with your aspirations.