icould.com uses the power of personal stories to inform and inspire young people’s career choices. There are a range of resources for you to use in the classroom with your students.
Are you an aspiring director, screenwriter or producer? Join the National Film and Television as they talk to current students about what it’s like to study a range of courses in the creative arts. All events are free and take place online.
Use Informed Choices to help you understand which subjects open up different degrees, particularly at Russell Group universities.
Find out what all of the acronyms mean to help you navigate your journey to higher education!
Consider the benefits of higher education with this eBook by Newcastle University. They’ve explored the academic and career benefits of going to university, the cost and the potential earning power of a degree, as well as the alternatives to university.
A range of physics-related resources for GCSE and A Level, with free online CPD sessions for teachers.
Fully Funded Transition Programme for Year 13 Students Transitioning to University. The Brilliant Club is a UK-wide charity which works with the PhD community to support less advantaged students to access the most competitive universities and succeed when they get there. Join the Dots is a national initiative which brings schools and colleges together with universities to develop a network of support for students during the transition to university. The programme is fully funded for schools and colleges and students, so there is no cost.
See your next steps to higher education and find hints and tips on how to reach your next goal using this resource by FutureMe.
A checklist to use when marking students’ personal statements, with suggestions of what information they should and shouldn’t include.
Find resources to help with Maths and Science revision.
Find resources to help with Maths and Science revision.
Information and factsheets from the Medical Schools Council for students wishing to study medicine.
Information and factsheets from the Medical Schools Council for students wishing to study medicine.
Mentally Healthy Schools offer a range of resources on mental health, from lesson plans and assembly ideas to classroom activities and PSHE resources, to better understand, promote and support pupils’ mental health and wellbeing.
MaPS has developed a toolkit for practitioners across the UK, with tips on good practice and signposting to resources and services that can support them to talk to children and young people about money, deliver informal financial education and support access to money guidance.