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Sonia Hardwick
Biography
I am a qualified careers adviser with a broad range of experience in the world of CEIAG. Some of my key strengths lay with working with schools, colleges and employers to improve their careers provision to improve life chances of young people.
My key areas of interest involve resource development, including making LMI more accessible to target audiences. My work as a Quality in Careers Award assessor means I have a passion for working on CEIAG that goes well beyond the Gatsby Benchmarks.
Latest Posts
Options at 16 – a guide for families 
Illustration by (and copyright of) Chris TargettYear 11 is a key transition point for young people and there is plenty you can do to support your child through this time.
Even though they might not admit it, family support and influence on future choice is really significant, so you’ll be glad to know there is lots of information to help you as a family!
This article introduces you to the main options after 16, but you may find, depending on where you live, the offer is slightly different.
The raising of the participation age in England means that, whatever your child’s next step, some form of study or training is compulsory until at least the age of 18.