Some excellent advice here which we will take on board. I'm very glad I started this thread as all replies have been most helpful. Thank you all so much. I do agree that my GS initially needs to work for somebody else in some sort of business to see how it all works. I did know about the Princes Trust and have told him about it. And the idea about learning about accounts is excellent. I agree that he is, at this stage, a bit unrealistic but I want to encourage him as he is adamant this is the route he wants to go down. I have also said to him that he could go to university later on if he changed his mind. I will start another thread in the (hopefully) not-too-distant future to let you all know how he gets on. (Biglouis I love the sound of your passion for antiques - that's an area I know a little bit about and agree it's fascinating - something I'd love to do if I had time and energy - sadly lacking these days). My GS's main passion is sport, both as a participant and spectator. He is also very interested in cars.
Locked room for breakables when grandkids stay?
How many pair of twins have you met?
Young people ‘expected’ to engage with government's new work support plans.
