The number of subjects offered at A-level at the Island's high schools may be reduced and more vocational courses brought in.
Education and Children Minister Eddie Teare is planning a review of courses offered at secondary schools and the Isle of Man College.
He says students need to study 'relevant' subjects, and he wants to see Island youngsters offered a wider choice of vocational training, to prepare them for the world of work.
The Minister says he'll be working with senior educaiton officials and head teachers to shape a new way forward.
Mr Teare says it's time to look again at what's offered at A-level, as some subjects have fewer than five students in the class:
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