Post-16 education, training and careers

• Just over a third of the children and young people in the sample have received support with planning with progression to post-16 education and training (34%).
• Those aged 13-15 are less likely to have received this type of support compared to any other age group (19%).
• Less than a third of the sample have received impartial careers guidance to help them look at the options available (29%).
• Those aged 22-25 and 16-18 are more likely to have received this guidance compared to the other age groups (56% and 47% respectively).

An asterisk (*) denotes a very small base size, caution should be taken when interpreting the results.

Total sample

The following chart shows that 34% of children or young people have received support with planning with progression to post-16 education and training.

 

Age groups

The following chart shows that those aged 13-15 are less likely to have received this type of support compared to any other age group (19%).

 

Total sample

The following chart shows that 29% of children or young people have received impartial careers guidance to help them look at the options available.

 

Age groups

The following chart shows that those aged 22-25 and 16-18 are more likely to have received this guidance compared to the other age groups (56% and 47% respectively).