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Post-16
SEN funding for Post-16 education
Post-16 education funding and how support for students with additional and complex needs is funded
Apprenticeships and traineeships
Young people age 16+ can learn new skills and get work related qualifications on the job
Internships and supported internships
Young people with SEND can gain work experience on a one-year supported internship study programme
Training for Work programmes
Find Training for Work programmes on Help You Choose website. These help young people get ready to move into work, an apprenticeship or go back to education
Continuing with English and maths post-16
If a young person doesn't achieve English and maths GCSE grade 4-9 at school, they must continue to study these subjects
Higher education
Guidance and advice for young people with SEND on study options after A Levels
Not in education, employment or training (NEET)
Advice and support for young people not in education, employment or training
Care farms
A care farm uses farming practices as part of a restorative healing treatment or therapy
