Library / 28 resources

A useful next step starts with a useful question.

Reviewed guides for young people, families, schools and advisers — specific to each market, connected by one approach.

28 resources / 28

01DE / UK

Practical guide

What comes after school?

A calm, practical starting point for apprenticeships, university and the routes in between.

2 min readOpen
02DE

Practical guide

Understanding German dual training

A clear guide to employers, vocational schools, pay and qualifications.

2 min readOpen
03UK

Practical guide

Understanding UK apprenticeships

Levels, training providers, off-the-job learning and end-point assessment explained.

2 min readOpen
04DE / UK

Practical guide

Compare apprenticeships and university

Compare learning style, money, entry and progression without false either-or thinking.

2 min readOpen
05DE / UK

Practical guide

Discover your strengths without a perfect test

Turn evidence from school, daily life, hobbies and part-time work into career ideas.

2 min readOpen
06DE / UK

Practical guide

Make work experience count

Prepare, observe, ask better questions and capture useful evidence.

2 min readOpen
07DE / UK

Career field

Career field: digital and technology

Software, data, support and infrastructure roles without the stereotypes.

2 min readOpen
08DE / UK

Career field

Career field: engineering

Designing, making, testing and maintaining in modern engineering careers.

2 min readOpen
09DE / UK

Career field

Career field: health and care

Responsibility, relationships and expertise in real working life.

2 min readOpen
10DE / UK

Career field

Career field: green energy

Practical roles behind grids, buildings, heat and renewable power.

2 min readOpen
11DE / UK

Career field

Career field: business and finance

Customers, numbers, processes and decisions behind business careers.

2 min readOpen
12DE / UK

Career field

Career field: creative and media

Developing ideas, handling feedback and producing reliably.

2 min readOpen
13DE / UK

Practical guide

A CV for an apprenticeship

Show clearly what you have done, learnt and contributed.

2 min readOpen
14DE / UK

Practical guide

An application letter without clichés

Support your interest with specific observations and evidence.

2 min readOpen
15DE / UK

Practical guide

Prepare for an apprenticeship interview

Structure answers, plan for nerves and ask useful questions of your own.

2 min readOpen
16DE / UK

Practical guide

Apprenticeship tests and assessments

Understand what is being assessed and prepare fairly.

2 min readOpen
17DE / UK

Practical guide

Support without taking over the decision

How parents and carers can offer structure without adding pressure.

2 min readOpen
18DE

Practical guide

The German training contract: a guide for parents

Check pay, probation, leave, vocational school and support contacts.

2 min readOpen
19UK

Practical guide

Apprenticeship checklist for parents and carers

Check the employer, provider, pay, learning time and safeguarding.

2 min readOpen
20DE / UK

Practical guide

Support rejection and changes of direction

Protect confidence and turn setbacks into concrete next steps.

2 min readOpen
21DE / UK

Practical guide

Lesson plan: compare routes fairly

A 45-minute structure for evidence-based careers education.

2 min readOpen
22DE / UK

Practical guide

A guide to careers conversations

Move from “I have no idea” to one testable next question.

2 min readOpen
23DE / UK

Practical guide

Plan an employer visit

Bring learning goals, safeguarding, accessibility and reflection together.

2 min readOpen
24DE / UK

Practical guide

Check the quality of careers information

Make sources, freshness, incentives and missing perspectives visible.

2 min readOpen
25DE / UK

Insight

How Apprentice Atlas uses official data

Sources, freshness, limitations and editorial accountability.

2 min readOpen
26DE / UK

Insight

What our AI can — and cannot — do

Support for understanding, never an automated life decision.

2 min readOpen
27DE / UK

Insight

Measuring impact without vanity metrics

A transparent approach to pilots, learning and defensible claims.

2 min readOpen
28DE / UK

Insight

From hackathon to responsible product

How the Build Week prototype became a tested app and a platform designed for lasting operation.

2 min readOpen