The final two years of secondary school, known as
Sixth Form, are very important for teenagers. Sixth Form is a time for students
to make serious decisions about how they want to progress with their higher
education, and consequently their career. The
Dixie Grammar School has the following advice for parents of teenagers who
are transitioning into Sixth Form.
First and foremost your child will need to decide
which subjects they would like to study. They will need to identify which are
their strongest and which are their favourite. You can help them by researching
what a levels lead to certain careers and what a levels are required for
certain university courses. If your teen seems quite anxious about the
decisions and the uncertainty, you can help by learning as much information as
possible with them, so that you all know as much as you can and feel a little
more in control of the situation.