As you grow older, you’ll have exciting choices about what to do after school. Further and higher education can open doors to new opportunities, skills, and careers.

Your CV is your first impression to employers. Keep it clear, highlight your skills and experience (even school projects or volunteering), and tailor it to the job. Proofread and update it often!

Living on your own? Exciting! Cooking, cleaning, and budgeting are key. Set routines, stay organised, and don’t be afraid to ask for help—it’s all part of learning to be independent.

Money runs out fast! Track your spending, set limits, and prioritise essentials like rent, food, and bills. Use budgeting apps to stay in control and save for the future.

Eat a mix of healthy foods, drink water, and avoid too much junk. Staying active doesn’t mean the gym—walk, dance, or find a sport you enjoy. It keeps your mind and body strong!

Cooking doesn’t have to be hard! Learn a few easy meals like pasta, stir-fries, and omelettes. It’s cheaper, healthier, and gives you more independence.

Feeling stressed, angry, or overwhelmed? It’s normal. Talk to someone, write it down, or take a break. Understanding your emotions helps you handle life’s ups and downs.