Resources

Our resources cover a range of topics such as budgeting, wellbeing and study skills. We also signpost to resources from our partners, other educational providers and third sector organisations.

Guide Year 9 - 13

General IAG

Your Guide to Higher Education

This guide will tell you everything you need to know about studying higher education in a further education setting or university and help you to make informed decisions about your future.

Guide Year 9 - 13

Under-represented groups

Guide for Care Experienced Learners

This guide is for anyone who is care experienced and their supporters. It highlights what support is available in higher education and how to access it.

Guide Year 9 - 13

General IAG

Outreach Programme Guide

Take a look at our Outreach Programme for more information about our core offering.

Guide Year 9 - 13

General IAG

UniTasterDays – Students’ Guide

The Students’ Guide to University has been produced to support students to make brilliant future university decisions. Which may be the initial decision: is university right for them? Or the choices that might come next, on where to go or what to study? It has been split into sections which are designed to support students with various parts of their higher education decision-making journey. Including why they may wish to consider university, advice when they’re making university choices, fees and finance support, application help, what to expect after they apply and when they start their course.

Guide Year 9 - 13

General IAG

UniTasterDays – Parents’ Guide

The Parents’ Guide to University has been produced to help parents and guardians to support a young person with their higher education decisions. Editorial has been provided by over 40 colleagues at universities and schools and colleges throughout the UK. On topics including student finance, university applications, university events, student wellbeing and more.

Guide Year 9 - 13

General IAG

UniTasterDays – Teachers’ Guide

The Teachers’ Guide has been produced to support the university guidance that is provided by teachers and careers colleagues in secondary schools and colleges. Editorial has been provided by over 60 university specialists. Content includes sections exploring how schools can build university links, the student experience, university events, widening participation and university applications. It also includes the key student finance facts from Martin Lewis. You're required to register with UniTasterDays in order to download the guide.

External website Year 9 - 13

General IAG

Informed Choices

Choosing the right subjects to study post-16 is very important in helping you to get into university, particularly a Russell Group university. If you don't know what degree subject you want to study, it's important to choose A- levels (or equivalent qualifications) that keep as many options open to you. Whatever your situation, Informed Choices can give you the start you need in deciding what to do next.

External website Year 9 - 13

General IAG

Success at School

Explore careers, what to study and how to get there.

Student Finance England – Refugee status

Guide Year 12 - 13

Under-represented groups

Student Finance England – Refugee status

A factsheet provided by Student Finance England explaining funding for refugee status or humanitarian protection.

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