It is important to make sure you start a course that is right for you personally and right for any career you are planning. Doing a course can involve a lot of personal commitment, energy and money. You need to make sure you do the right course. Getting advice is a very good idea. There are careers services throughout the country.
Services can usually help adults as well as school-leavers.
They can provide guidance and information on studying, training or future career possibilities. There may be a specialist adviser for disabled people. The address and number will be in the telephone book, or someone at your local library or Citizens' Advice Bureau will be able to direct you. For example, the careers service in Brixton is called Lambeth Directions. They have specific advice sessions for young people and others for adults.