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Each year, Cornwall Council contacts young people who have left school to find out what they are doing next. This may include continuing in education, moving into employment or accessing training opportunities. We also offer information and support to those who may need help finding their next step.
This work helps us meet our duties under the Education and Skills Act 2008. These duties focus on supporting young people aged 16 to 19 to take part in education or training.
We usually keep in touch with young people by telephone.
Each year, Cornwall Council contacts young people who have left school to find out what they are doing next. This may include continuing in education, moving into employment or accessing training opportunities. We also offer information and support to those who may need help finding their next step.
This work helps us meet our duties under the Education and Skills Act 2008. These duties focus on supporting young people aged 16 to 19 to take part in education or training.
We usually keep in touch with young people by telephone.