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E-resources 

 

Please find below all of our e-resources available for Young People in Bolton.

 

Back copies of our current awareness bulletin Inform are also available to download from this page.

 

 

Bullying and Harassment (including domestic violence and forced marriage)

Lists organisations that can provide help and advice for young people who are being bullied and their parents/carers.  It also includes contact details of organisations that can help if you are the victim of domestic violence (both men and women), are being forced into a marriage against your will or are the victim of honour violence.

Bullying and harassment

 

Careers

Information about where to go to get help and advice about getting a job, finding an apprenticeship, continuing in further education and starting up your own business once you have left school.

Careers

  

Careers Information Online

A list of websites that can help you plan and prepare for your future.  Topics covered include: where to find information about different jobs and the labour market, student finance, choices beyond Year 11, further education providers, exploring higher education options, job hunting, self employment, qualifications and dealing with exam stress and revision.  (This handout used to be called 'Useful Websites for Year 10s and 11s'.)

Careers Information Online

 

College and Sixth Form Open Evenings at a Glance 2011/2012

Dates and times of college and sixth form open evenings for Bolton's post-16 learning providers and a selection of providers in neighbouring areas.

Open evenings at a glance (last updated 2nd Feb 2012)

 

Coping When Someone Dies

Contains a list of contact details of organisations that can help young people come to terms with bereavement.

Coping when someone dies

 

Drugs and Drink

Contains information about local services, helplines and additional sources of information that can provide help and support to people who have a substance misuse problem and their families and friends.

Drugs and drink

 

Finding a Job After A Levels (and equivalent qualifications)

List of employers that have been known to recruit young people after A levels and their equivalent qualifications.

A level jobs

 

Free Time & Volunteering

Doing something constructive in your spare time will increase your chances of getting you noticed if you apply for a course or job.

Free time and volunteering 

 

Foundation Learning

An overview of Foundation Learning: its purpose, typical activities, where it fits in the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) and where young people can do a Foundation Learning programme in Bolton.

 

Foundation Learning.pdf

 

 

Further Education Around Bolton

Contains contact details for the colleges and sixth forms in neighbouring boroughs.

Further Education around Bolton (last update 3rd Feb 2012)

 

Further Education in Bolton

Contains contact details of all colleges and sixth forms in Bolton.

Further Education in Bolton (last update 3rd Feb 2012)

 

Health

Signposts to organisations providing support for young people and their families with a focus on: Attention Deficit (Hyperactive) Disorder, Autism/Asperger Syndrome, Cancer, Cerebral Palsy, Crohn's Disease, Eating Disorders, Epilepsy, Hearing Impairments/Deafness, Meningitis, Mental Health, Multiple Sclerosis, OCD Spectrum Disorders, Spina Bifida, Self Harm and Tourettes Syndrome.

Health

 

Higher Education in Bolton and the wider region

Details of all universities and colleges of higher education in the North West and West Yorkshire.

Higher Education in Bolton and the wider region (last update 3rd Feb 2012)

 

Housing

Contains information regarding finding a place of your own and a list of organisations that can help you.  It also contains some information about where to go if you have nowhere to stay and some useful resourses that can help you find the right accommodation.

Housing

 

Jobs of the Future

General introduction to what kinds of jobs will be available in the future, plus information about what skills employers value and what young adults wish they had known about work before they left school/college.

Jobs of the future

 

Money

This handout will give you a basic introduction to a range of money related issues and provides you with details of specialist organisations that can provide you with financial help and advice.  Topics covered include: wages, financing your college/6th form studies, university finance, managing your money and benefits.

Money

 

Part-time Work

What the law and local by-laws say about young people and work.  To help get you started with your search for a part-time job it also includes a list of local employers known to take on teenagers for part-time work.

Part time work

 

Pregnancy and Parenting

Advice and information about dealing with pregnancy and parenting, staying healthy and where to go for help with childcare, your education, housing and finance.  This handout is as relevant to young dads as it is to young mums.

Pregnancy and Parenting

 

Recruitment Agencies In Bolton

Contains a list of recruitment agencies in Bolton and their contact details.

Recruitment agencies in Bolton.pdf

 

Secondary Schools and Colleges in Bolton

List of all the secondary schools and colleges in Bolton with named linked Personal Advisers and Early Intervention Keyworkers.

Schools and colleges in Bolton (last update 3rd Feb 2012)

 

Sexual Health

Where to go for specialist help and advice about sexual health issues, eg, contraception, STIs, support if you are or think you are gay, bi or transexual.

Sexual Health

 

Training Providers

Contains contact details for the work-based training providers in Bolton as well as a list of what training they provide.

Training Providers (last updated Jan 2012)

 

Travel and Transport

Contains details of organisations that deal with transport, including information on concessionary travel for students.

Travel and Transport

 

Turning 20

This includes details of local agencies you can access when you turn 20 years old and can no longer use our services.

Turning 20?

 

Useful Resources for Year 9s

A list of resources and websites that you can use to help you explore your options before you move into year 10.

Year 9 option choice useful resources

 

Useful Websites for Parents

A list of websites where you can find information and advice on how to support your teenager with course, option and job choices, work experience and their emotional development.

Useful websites for parents

 

Young Carers

Contains contact details of local organisations that provide support to young carers.

Young Carers.pdf

 

Your Learning Options

Contains information on learning options for 14-19 year olds.

Your Learning Options

 

14-19 Learning Options (information for teachers)

A handy crib sheet for teachers and IAG practitioners providing a brief overview of the four national learning options

14-19 Learning Options (Information for Teachers)

 

Your Rights

Contains a list of organisations that offer help and advice regarding employment rights, welfare rights, help if your family is splitting up and if you have been the victim of a crime.

Your Rights

 

Inform - Bolton's CEIAG Termly News and Current Awareness Bulletin