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Learners will find out about interviews, including the different formats they take and the different types of questions they might be asked. Students will consider how they can prepare for future interviews and what they need to be aware of during an interview. The workshop also covers the STAR technique and learners are encouraged to practice this technique with some common interview questions. Learners are supported in developing their interview techniques, through participating in practical activities, including a group discussion and a mock interview.

Learners will explore the variety of career and higher education possibilities that their chosen subjects open up. Learners will have the opportunity to explore some university courses, HE apprenticeship opportunities and long-term careers that are possible with their chosen careers.

Learners will create a link between their academic achievement, personal goals and motivation, and their skills to form a holistic view of themselves. They will be taken through all their next options including degree courses and apprenticeships and be encouraged to think which would be most appropriate for them. They will also be introduced to useful resources and websites so that they can independently research their future pathways. 

Learners will learn how to market themselves. Learners will be guided through how to effectively sell themselves on their CVs and application forms. Students will also be guided through the advantages and disadvantages of their online presence. 

Learners will be guided through the meaning of Higher Education and the different levels.  Learners will learn the differences between the different levels of higher education, the differences between degree courses and apprenticeships, how to apply and entry routes. 

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