Not going to university 'isn't the end'

School leavers who have not achieved the required grades to get into their university of choice will find that it is not the end of the world, one expert has pointed out.

Jason Borg, student engagement officer, notgoingtouni.co.uk, said that for those who will no longer be persuading higher education, there are plenty of opportunities.

He pointed out that there are plenty of vocational options for people who do not go down the degree route, such as apprenticeships and other opportunities to learn while they work and gain the skills that can help them gain permanent employment.

The expert explained: "You're working with someone who genuinely understands the industry so you're constantly learning relevant material and you're also doing some theoretical study as well. And you're earning money right from the start!"

It comes after Gaenor Bagley, head of people at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said it is not vital to go to university to enhance a person's career prospects, as there are many vocational options open to budding sales professionals.

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Posted by John Oak

Source: The Sales Executive News