scylla
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Well sixth form is when you stay on at secondary school to do A levels or whats available in your area GNVQs stuff, Secondary school is like high school age 11 to 16 (GCSEs) then if you want to you can stay on at same school and do your A levels.
You can also get into uni here if you are working in the profession you want to do the degree in, but once again depends what it is and how long in the profession.
Well its pretty much the same here, its hard to find a job if your not qualified, but also (this will make you laugh) certain jobs are not keen on you being overqualified, maybe this is not relevant,
but i went for a part time job once for something similar to what i was doing at the time but i was by farrrrrr more trained to do the job than some, i literally got told due to my previous exsperience he felt the job would not excercise my capabilities ( i thought that was very funny) but confusing also![]()
Ok, im giving up on the english school system, we have (from 7yrs old till 15) grade 1-9 thats compulsory, and then gymnasium between 16 yr and 19, you don't have to go, but if you don't you are screwed. And then its all the college, uni, special training programs.. ah, you know the whole shebang.
Im sort of over qualified as well for a lot of things, so I know what you mean.
I know also that even if you are qualified, if you haven't finished gymnasium, then nobody wants you, or will pay enough, since they'll wonder why you couldn't finish it.