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Opportunities
A searchable ‘Learning Opportunities’ section that provides details of courses and subjects on offer for 13 — 19 year olds.
Advice & Support
A section called ‘Info, advice and guidance’ that is designed to give you access to impartial information, advice and help when making choices about learning, careers, leisure or personal issues.
- For Learners >>
Case Studies
A ‘Case Study’ section that provides some ‘real’ life views of young people and their experiences of learning in the City.
Youth Services
A ‘Youth Service’ section that gives information on what’s happening in and around local youth centres in the City. In each section of the area prospectus, you will find helpful links to all sorts of other information.
- Youth Centres
- Projects
14–19 Manual
Find out about policies, procedures and tools developed and used by Wolverhampton 14-19 Executive here. You will need to login to view the 14-19 Manual. If you do not have a username and password please contact us for a guest login.

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Money

Whatever you are doing or thinking about doing, the chances are you will have questions about money. You may need to find help with living costs, learning, benefits, travel or information on how to open a bank account. The links below will help to answer questions you may have.

www.direct.gov.uk

On this site, click on Young people and follow the link to Money. You will find information on financial help for young people including; Money to Learn, Benefits, Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA), child care costs and much more. Information on Student Finance for University and Higher Education can be found by going to the Education and Learning section.

http://ema.direct.gov.uk

This site will take you directly to government information on the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA). You can find out if you are eligible and how much you would get.

www.connexions-direct.com

Connexions-direct provides information and advice to help you make decisions in life. Topics in the Money section include: Staying on after 16, Banks and Building Societies, Minimum wage, Support for young people with children, Financial support for disabled students, Working for yourself, Student finance and loans.

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