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Connexions Nottinghamshire Resources on the WebThe websites listed here have been researched and assessed by Connexions Nottinghamshire. There are two ways you can search for the topics you are interested in. 1. Click on one of the main categories listed here, and view a structured breakdown with links to topics and subtopics:
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Jobs and careers |
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Links through to websites for information on individual jobs and careers. Search by job family or alphabetically. |
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Choices |
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Introduces the main choices you will face as you progress through learning and work and provides resources to help with important decisions. |
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Education |
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Helps you with choosing courses at school, college or university, as well as providing information about qualifications, funding for study, gap years and studying abroad. |
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Free time |
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Provides advice on how to put your spare time to good use, including advice on local groups, volunteering, sport and other personal development activities. |
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Health |
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Covers everything to do with keeping you healthy, including healthy eating, sexual health, drugs and alcohol. |
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Housing |
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Covers issues around leaving home and where to go if you're homeless. |
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Law, your rights and citizenship |
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Provides all kinds of information about the law, including your rights and responsibilities as a consumer as well as a citizen. |
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Money |
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Provides information to help you with budgeting your money, opening up a bank account, finding out information about benefits and all the financial aspects of going into work or training such as tax and national insurance. |
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Relationships |
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Provides information on building and maintaining good relationships with friends, family and others. |
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Travel and transport |
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Provides details about local transport and how to get about, including learning to drive and how to apply for your driving test. |
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Help and advice |
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Main providers of advice and information – local and international. |
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Work and training |
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Contains information about work and training locally, nationally and abroad. It covers your rights, job hunting, CV writing and training routes. |
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2. View our comprehensive Alphabetical listing by keywords, with links to the relevant pages.
3. For professional listings, go to Online support for those who work with young people.
Key
Look out for the following icons:
Fetch! top dog:
rated as best sites for young people.
Sites for professionals:
assessed as being suitable for those working with young people.
Errors and Omissions
Submit a website by completing our form. This form can be used to correct errors or to suggest new sites for evaluation.
Web Warnings!
- The content and quality of websites is likely to change and varies.
- Some sites may also be biased and could promote only specific opportunities rather than the full range of choices.
- Think carefully about the information you read before using it!
- Although we have tried only to link to those sites that are the most useful for career planning, we cannot be held responsible for the specific content of any of these websites. It's your choice!
