All young people should have high aspirations for the future and be able to get the education and training that will let them achieve their goals. All colleges, post-16 providers and universities should support young adults with special needs and disabilities.
Study after 16 is different. Less hours, days and weeks. More subjects and different qualifications. Schools, colleges, even learning at work.
When you reach 16 years old, you can choose to go on to get qualifications at a further education (FE) college or sixth form college.
Moving to another school or to college is exciting, but there's lots to think about. Here's some ideas to help you choose.
Some young people will need support getting to school or college. Follow this path to find what help is available.
If you have a disability, mental health condition or learning difficulty and you're planning to go into higher education, follow this path.
Follow this path to find out about Disabled Students’ Allowance, NHS disabled student allowance and other benefits, bursaries and hardship funds.