The North East Raising Aspiration Partnership is a collaboration of the five universities in the North East of England, working together to support young people to think about their futures and how higher education can help them reach their goals. The Partnership offers outreach activities that can be delivered in school for Years 2-11.
Do you like questioning the world we live in and taking time to understand different view points? Oxplore allows you to do just that!
Oxplore Teach is a new, free online platform for UK state schools developed by the University of Oxford. Complementing the existing Oxplore platform for students, there are ready-to-use activities and bitesize accredited CPD modules to support teachers in increasing their learners’ attainment, academic confidence, and critical thinking skills.
The FutureMe Parent and Carer Guide is a comprehensive resource aimed at informing parents and carers about higher education, and how they can support the aspirations and progression of their young people.
The Careers and Enterprise Company have a series of resources and free CPD modules aimed at Careers Leaders, which focus on parent and carer engagement in careers education, including practical activities for parents and families.
Developed in collaboration with HELOA and supported by Careers England, The CDI, and Action on Access, the comprehensive Parents Guide to University 2023 by UniTasterDays is here. They understand the crucial role parents and guardians play as influencers, which is why this guide specifically caters to you. Backed by the expertise of over 40 university professionals, this invaluable resource is a must-have.
Causeway Education have a number of guides to writing a great personal statement specific to your subject of interest.
Causeway Education have 5 top tips to write a competitive personal statement.
This guide provides evidence-based information and advice for those wanting to promote Allied Health Professions (AHP) careers and to engage in AHP careers awareness activities, including practices and principles to raise awareness of the professions, roles, and career pathways available.
V Levels are brand-new level 3 vocational qualifications for young people aged 16-19 that will be available from September 2027. Find out more about them in this Rapid Read from Amazing Apprenticeships.
The Ready to Study guide contains advice and guidance for students with health conditions, mental health conditions, disabilities, or learning difficulties who are considering studying higher education.
Realising Opportunities (RO) is a unique collaboration of 14 leading, research-intensive universities. They work together to promote fair access and social mobility of students from groups underrepresented in higher education. Students in participating schools or colleges can apply in the Autumn of Year 12 for a place on the two year programme. Applications for RO open in September for students at participating schools and colleges.
Find a range of resources to support refugees or those seeking asylum in the UK to access a range of higher education options.
It’s not just students that we help to find their FutureMe! NHS England (NHSE) provide funding to support the pathways to return and are keen to support or answer any questions you may have if you are considering returning to perhaps nursing, midwifery or If you trained as an allied health professional (AHP) or a healthcare scientist (HCS) but have since left the profession.
If you’re looking for short, online courses to build your skills and knowledge, or perhaps to try out a new subject area then you can find a range of courses with Future Learn.