Classes 11–12 / Life after school
You've chosen your subjects.
Your story is still open.
A stream doesn't have to explain your whole future. If course names, entrance exams and everyone's plans are starting to blur together, begin with the kind of learning and work you want to explore.
Find your starting pointExplore another stageDoes this sound familiar?“I know what I'm studying. I don't know what I want to do with it.”
Your next step can be a shortlist, not a lifetime commitment.
A little more understanding can make the next choice feel less overwhelming. Begin with something you can actually try.
Something you can do now
Make the question a little smaller.
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Make the options concrete
Choose two or three courses to investigate. Read their curriculum, not just the job titles associated with them.
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Check what is possible
Confirm current entry requirements, costs and deadlines directly with institutions. Keep an alternative route in view.
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Get closer to the experience
Speak to someone studying the course or try a small related project. Write down what surprised you.
Where MyFire comes in
A conversation you don't have to navigate alone.
Share what you are considering and how soon you need to decide. Your enquiry goes to the relevant MyFire partner, who will explain how the personal teen report and a guided discussion relate to your situation and confirm what is included.
Send an enquiryUnderstand the report and guided optionHere as a parent? Find ways to support the conversation
One step from here
You can take this one step at a time.
Start with the question on your mind and explore a useful next step.
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