These videos provide advice and guidance for those preparing for an application to a creative course at University.
This series of blog posts is all about engaging and improving education outcomes for boys.
This video resource and downloadable guide provides advice on how to make the most of your experiences when you are doing applications.
Check out our handy guide (and activity) about getting ready for Sixth Form/L3.
A useful list of free creative resources for students to make use of online.
This is a crossword with lots of key post-18 options terms - great starter/extension activity!
This quick-reference resource provides some basic information about student finance and includes a useful video.
So you have submitted your application but still have questions? Check out this post-application support resource!
A series of information sheets focusing on different work sectors
These subject-specific presentations provide advice and guidance on applying for a range of University subjects.
This 6-week event provided advice and guidance to Y12 pupils about the HE application process.
This e-learning course is designed to give highly-able pupils in Y12 or Level 3 at College some initial advice and guidance regarding HE options.
The 'My work experience week' was an event to provide Careers advice and guidance about work experience.
Ever wondered what it is like to study A-Level? Olivia tells it like it is!
Looking for guidance on the process of work experience? Check out this presentation!
This budget activity can be done individually or as part of a 'Student Life' lesson with pupils working in teams on their budgets.
This podcast series explores higher and degree apprenticeships
Interested in applying to Medicine - check out this page for essential information!
This presentation provides information about the likely local employment situation over the next 5-10 years.
These brief guides provide information on some of the most common education options (pathways) for learners after their GCSEs.
This is a detailed 14-page guide for care leavers/children in care and their supporters on applying to University.
This guide to apprenticeships explains what an apprenticeship is and provides top tips for those interested.
This handy guide will provide information about the UCAS (Universities & Colleges Application Service) Clearing process.
Experience a virtual tour of the University of Cambridge for both undergraduate and postgraduate students
VirtualCWA is here 24/7, which means you can drop in whenever, and as often as, you like to get information on your chosen course area, take virtual tours of our facilities, hear from our students and schedule 1-to-1 time with tutors if you wish
Explore our virtual 'online experience' where you can:
We have a wide range of full-time, part-time and higher education courses available, from Construction and Engineering to Media, Computing Technologies and Catering
Kathryn Singleton and Joe Organ (Schools Liaison Officers at St Catharine's College Cambridge and Brasenose College Oxford) will be introducing Oxbridge and the College system; breaking down myths about Oxbridge; giving advice on the different stages of the application process; and talking about the kinds of things you can start to do in Year 12 to prepare for making a strong Oxbridge application
I wonder what a children's nurse does? If you're interested in: Children's Nursing this session will explore the diversity of the role of the children’s nurse; identify the areas in which they work and an overview of the BSc (Hons) Children’s Nursing course
This year, the Faculty of History is running a series of events for students from all over the UK who are thinking about applying for history
We have a wide range of full-time, part-time and higher education courses available, from Construction and Engineering to Media, Computing Technologies and Catering
We have a wide range of full-time, part-time and higher education courses available, from Construction and Engineering to Media, Computing Technologies and Catering
Teachers and advisers are invited to join us at this online launch event to find out more about the programme itself and how you can identify and support potential applicants
Join us on Wednesday 10 February from 12:00 to 19:00 for Meet the Russell Group, a virtual event in association with UK University Search
I wonder why is Psychology considered a science? If you're interested in: Psychology, Social Sciences
Are you in year 12, attending a state school, and wondering whether Cambridge is the place for you? If so, then this BAME event for students identifying as Black, Asian or from a Minority Ethnic group might be for you!
This online event is for students from all backgrounds considering a Cambridge application in October 2021
I wonder what is a day in the life of a paramedic like? If you're interested in: Paramedic Science
To experience Suffolk New College for yourself, come along to one of our popular Taster Events
Christ's and Trinity Colleges run an annual Women in Maths residential
Discover what it would be like to be a student at the University of Suffolk from the comfort of your own home, simply register to attend one of our virtual Open Days
Discover what it would be like to be a student at the University of Suffolk from the comfort of your own home, simply register to attend one of our virtual Open Days
To experience Suffolk New College for yourself, come along to one of our popular Taster Events
Discover what it would be like to be a student at the University of Suffolk from the comfort of your own home, simply register to attend one of our virtual Open Days
As part of Year 10 Science Camp, each evening students will explore how some of the world’s best plant and microbial scientists work on their research and learn about all the ways in which the science of today is the reality of tomorrow
We are committed to supporting students from underrepresented backgrounds to access higher education. With the challenges that 2020 has brought for young people, our work this year is more important than ever.
On Wednesday 29th of January, the Office for Students held a launch event at Westminster for the of the next phase of outreach education hubs called Uni Connect.
While Covid-19 and Lockdown may have put many sporting fixtures on hold, neaco’s Cambridge and Peterborough team have been busy working behind the scenes and are delighted to announce a new partnership with Cambridge Rugby Club.
During 2019, the Network for East Anglian Collaborative Outreach (neaco) partnership grew in terms of both our impact and our success. The continuing passion and commitment of our fantastic collaborative teams is enhancing the support and guidance we deliver to our region’s schools, colleges and young people through the Take Your Place programme.
Take Your Place is proud to be one of over 50 partners supporting the new Uni4Me online central portal where learners, parents and teachers can access 250 free activities to help them progress to higher education.
Dr Clare Gartland and Dr Christine Smith, of the University of Suffolk, have published their final report on “Enhancing BTEC students’ transition to HE: Developing pedagogical partnerships across post-16 and HE sectors”, produced in association with NCOP and neaco.