If you're completing your GCSEs this year, then you owe it to yourself to spend some time finding out what will be your best options. So come to Pembrokeshire College's open day on Tuesday, November 13 between 5 and 8 pm. At our open day you will be able to chat to tutors and career advisors about your future, tour the superb facilities, as well as have the chance of winning a laptop. It's also worth pointing out that popular courses starting in September 2008 can fill up before Christmas. If you aim to go to university or want to learn the skills to start a career, then it's worth visiting the Pembrokeshire College open day to find out about the largest choice of courses and best facilities in the county for 16 year olds. Specialist staff will be available to advise you about the most suitable course choices to match your career goals. You can also learn about gaining an extra 120 UCAS points for university entrance with the Welsh Baccalaureate. If you're aiming high academically you can find out about the: • College's excellent results and progression opportunities; • The Federation's range of Advanced Levels where 33 fully taught AS Levels can be mixed and matched in many combinations depending on your skills and goals; • Strong support and tutorial system that tracks your work with targets and helps prepare you for university or work. Studying A Levels is only one of the options at college to get you to university. Pembrokeshire College also offers 17 BTEC National Diplomas that can lead you to a specialist vocational course in higher education or teach you the skills that can give you a good start in your chosen career. Each national diploma is worth three A Levels through UCAS. College facilities include recording studios; engineering, boat building, construction, and design workshops; its own theatre, restaurant, coffee shops, hair and beauty salons; a sports lab and gym; and IT suites for business, design and computing. Over the next 10 years there are plans to invest £30m in remodelling the college. The first phase of the plans will be completed in the summer with the opening of a dedicated construction centre where courses relating to brickwork, carpentry and joinery, electrical and plumbing will be taught. And if you are good at rugby, football, netball or golf, then you can combine full-time study with professional coaching and competitive matches with our sports academy. Click on to the college website - http://www.pembs.ac.uk">www.pembs.ac.uk - or contact Admissions for further details about courses for university or to kick-start your career on 0800 716 236.