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What's the best career option after B.tech?

Hello!

I will answer your question based on the presumption you are referring to Level 3 BTECs.
There are many options after BTEC and the best one is the one that suits you and the career path you would like to take.

You can begin a degree after BTECs as they carry UCAS points which you need for entry onto an undergraduate course. You can use the UCAS Points Calculator here to work out how many you have or will have once complete: https://www.ucas.com/ucas/tariff-calculator.

You could choose an apprenticeship or go straight into work. An apprenticeship is a good way to begin working and earning money whilst still getting further qualifications, however these are mainly in one specific area with skills for that particular career.

You should think about what career options you have and what you would like to do for a career, then choose the route best to get there!

I hope this helps,
Lydia :smile:

What's the best career option after B.tech?

Hello!

I will answer your question based on the presumption you are referring to Level 3 BTECs.
There are many options after BTEC and the best one is the one that suits you and the career path you would like to take.

You can begin a degree after BTECs as they carry UCAS points which you need for entry onto an undergraduate course. You can use the UCAS Points Calculator here to work out how many you have or will have once complete: https://www.ucas.com/ucas/tariff-calculator.

You could choose an apprenticeship or go straight into work. An apprenticeship is a good way to begin working and earning money whilst still getting further qualifications, however these are mainly in one specific area with skills for that particular career.

You should think about what career options you have and what you would like to do for a career, then choose the route best to get there!

I hope this helps,
Lydia :smile:

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