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Clare, Head of Learning at RSA An apprenticeship is an undertaking, but the benefits far outweigh the balancing that’s needed. While you’ll be expected to be productive at work and still study to gain your qualification, we do understand the commitment needed and make sure support is in p...
We've produced this short guide to help you with the process, and make sure you don't end up with a poor UCAS personal statement that won't sell you to university admissions tutors. What is a personal statement? Some students are unsure what a personal statement is exactly (and rightly ...
Take a Gap Year: If you cannot find a suitable course through Clearing or do not want to rush into deciding you may want to consider taking a year out. You might be in a stronger position to apply for university during a gap year as you already have confirmation of your grades and uni...
What I hope to gain from an undergraduate (and perhaps post-graduate) education in Chemistry is to deepen my knowledge of the subject and potentially have the ability to successfully launch a startup after university. I'm particularly interested in areas such as computational Chemistry and cheminfo...
Student Underground was created to provide reassurance to those students currently going through this period, as well as an outlet for sharing extra, up-to-date advice on a range of further and higher education topics. These include choosing GCSEs and A levels, filling out the UCAS application...
Firstly, you’ll need to check the course criteria. It is important that you become familiar with what the program involves, as well as its entry requirements, and the kind of skills that will be required from you in order to gain a place on the course....
Those liable for fees would have £3,500 more debt a year and no change to living cost support. For mature students it’s a similar picture, except that they would gain more grant and lose more debt. Using this approach, all students are now offered the same living cost loan (£4...
your degree will open the door to a wide range of careers in hospitality, from event planning to adventure tourism. While in some cases your working hours may be unsociable, and you might be paid on a performance or commission basis, you are likely to gain a large amount of job satisfacti...