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Whether you’ve got a career in mind, hope to go to university or just want to see what’s out there, the new Diploma qualification for 14 to 19 year olds is the perfect way to explore your options
Information and advice on how to stay healthy, eating disorders, bullying, coping with divorce and much more
All your questions answered on tax, savings, benefits and managing your cash
Find out what money is available to create more leisure activities and facilities in your local area
The different types of crime that might affect you and what happens when you report a crime or go to court
Work can be about your personal development and expanding your horizons as well as choosing a career path
If you're at a loose end, get some ideas on how to fill up your spare time
How the United Kingdom and the European Union are organised and run
Surviving school, studying and training information and how to apply for college or university
Broaden your horizons by travelling the world, learning to drive or getting the best out of public transport
The issues that may affect disabled people, and details of help for those caring for someone with a disability
Whatever you want to learn from 16-18, EMA is there to help
