Young people 16 and over

Education, training and employment after leaving school

Education and training options for young people

Setting out the provision that is ordinarily available in Somerset post-16 settings at both Universal and SEN Support Levels.

Changes in headings used in the EHC plan help focus thinking and preparation

Help to progress with the NEET (Not in Employment, Education or Training) to EET (Engagement in education, employment and training) journey

Options if you do not get the grades or qualifications you hoped for

Options if you do not get the grades or qualifications you hoped for

Helping you prepare for the world of work

Lots of organisations are geared up to help you get the right job or training placement

Important milestones and things that happen at different ages

When you reach 14 years old, the service you are involved with will start to talk to you about a ‘transition’ care plan and what transition means

Early planning is really important for a smooth transition to adult social care and referrals can be made from 14 years old.

A place to record people, groups and organisations that can support you

Information and advice for Somerset’s Care Leavers aged 16 to 25

Finding a place to live is important because it can give you the confidence to become more independent

Reducing the risks when using the internet, social media, and technology.

Options for driving with a disability

Making transport and getting around in Somerset easier for people with additional needs

You have the right to make your own choices

Making groups and activities accessible for everyone

Managing money is essential for taking control of your life

Your rights about decision making and support to have your say.

Ways to help you and your friends with mental health issues