Activity survey

You can use this form to update your details or you can telephone, email, text or write.

We use this information to make sure we are providing appropriate services to young people. This is part of our legal requirement to ensure the government's promise to help young people stay in education and training is met. To find out more about why we need to keep in contact with young people, please visit: Why we contact young people.

When you complete the Activity Survey below, you can opt to enter our free prize draw for a chance to win a £20 shopping voucher.

Activity Survey

About you - we ask for this information so we know who you are.

First name *

Surname *

Date of birth (DD/MM/YY) *

Postal Town *

Phone number *

Please let us know what you are currently doing by completing either section 1, 2 or 3. We use this information to make sure we are offering you the best available service for you.

1. I am on a full time course

Name of 6th form / college / university

The name of my course is

2. I have got a full time job

The name of the employer is

The job I am doing is

Are you doing any training

Yes
No

If yes, the name of my qualification is

3. I am doing something else

On a training scheme called

Working part time as a

Doing voluntary work at

Other

I am looking for a full time job as a (type of work)

Would you like help from an Adviser?

SfYP Advisers can help you with jobs, apprenticeships, traineeships and further education opportunities.

Yes
No

The information I provide will be stored on a secure Hertfordshire County Council database and used to keep my details up to date and for the purpose of statistical analysis.

I understand the information I have provided will be used to keep my details up to date *

Enter our prize draw

I would like to be entered into a prize draw for the chance to win a £20 shopping voucher.

Prize draw terms and conditions

Services for Young People offers information, advice and support to young people aged 13-19 (up to 25 for care leavers and some of those with special educational needs and disabilities).

We will only keep young people's data for a maximum of 15 years (up to the age of 25). It will not be given to any third party without their permission unless there is a legal requirement to do so. Read about how we look after young people's data here: Data protection.

Find out how young people can stay in learning after Year 11 here: Continue learning at the end of Year 11.