Sessions designed to provide students with an overview of the application cycle as well as informing and advising them on how to APPLY. There is the opportunity to explore each element of the application process in detail. The aim of this is to provide students with the confidence and mindset to successfully pply to Higher Education should they choose this pathway.
University of Sheffield
Thu 8 February 2024 2pm-3pm
This session covers the range of factors that students need to consider when choosing a course and university. It is designed for the individual to think about their own interests and stresses the importance of researching different courses and institutions.
Sheffield Hallam University
Thu 8 February 2024 1pm-2pm
Join Sheffield Hallam University for a session on Higher Degree Apprenticeships.
This session is great for Y11-Y13.
Thu 8 February 2024 9am-10am
Luke is an ex-professional footballer who transformed his life through adversity to become a global Keynote speaker. Luke has a unique story of achieving his childhood dream and now shares his journey to inspire young people worldwide.
In this session, Luke focuses on guiding students to envision a compelling future for themselves. He delves into strategies for overcoming challenges and adversity, cultivating self-belief and inner confidence, and developing powerful communication skills. His talk aims to empower students to reach heights they never thought possible.
UCAS
Thu 8 February 2024 10am-11am
Join Ross from UCAS for an in-depth look at the UCAS Hub and application.
This session includes guidance on how to discover, decide and apply to all pathways in one place and make the best possible choices for your future.
Sheffield Hallam University
Thu 8 February 2024 11am-12pm
In this session, Dan, a Careers Adviser with years of experience supporting students to apply to university, goes through how you can write a strong UCAS personal statement. He covers how to get started, how to write about your experiences in the most effective way, and things to avoid.