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Craft in Lifestyle and Fashion - Wednesday 28 January 11am
Discover how lifestyle brands use craft skills, including employing and commissioning makers. From jewellery and textiles to interiors, furniture and cars, discover the highly skilled makers crafting beautiful objects for the world around us.
Book your place here.
Exploring the flexibility of the four year degree: what makes Scottish degrees different? - Wednesday 28 January 4:30-5:15pm
Discover how Scotland's four year degree structure gives you time to explore, experiment, and focus your academic direction with options to take courses beyond your main subject as part of your degree. Hear from staff at the universities of Aberdeen and Dundee discussing the benefits of the four year degree and things to consider, and a current student studying at the University of Stirling who will share why they chose to study in Scotland and what they wish they had known.
Book your place here.
Creating an online application portfolio talk and Q&A - Wednesday 28 January 5-6pm
If you are interested in art, design and architecture courses, join this webinar to find out how to create a portfolio that will get you noticed and set you apart from other applicants. The University of Brighton staff and students will give tips and advice on how to prepare your portfolio and what you should include.
Book your place here.
Contextual admissions: access programmes, summer schools and lower university offers - Wednesday 28 January 5:30-6:15pm
Access programmes, summer schools, and lower university offers through contextual admissions are great opportunities for your to explore studying at university and help you access universities which have competitive applications. Join the universities of Durham, Sussex and Teesside to find out more about the opportunities available, how to find them, and what contextualised offers are.
Book your place here.
University of Portsmouth, Stargazing Event - Wednesday 28 January 6-8:30pm
Astronomers and cosmologists from the Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation and staff and students from the University of Portsmouth are teaming up with the Hampshire Astronomical Group, Airbus, Portsmouth Libraries and more. There will be interactive activities, stalls and demonstrations running throughout the event. There will also be public talks on:
A history of the Universe in 60 million galaxies
Gravitational Wave: Where we are, and where we will be
Life and Death of Stars
Cosmic Telescopes: Looking at the Universe through gravitational lenses
Does dark matter fall like everything else?
Tour of the night sky - presented by the Hampshire Astronomical Group
Book your place here.
Aviations careers for creatives - Thursday 29 January 11am
Discover the creative side of aviation in this interactive virtual event. From aircraft design and branding to digital media, communications, and customer experiences, you can learn how art, design, and creativity play a vital role in shaping the aviation industry. Industry professionals will share their career journeys, highlight the wide range of creative opportunities available.
Book your place here.
Construction careers with Heidelberg Materials - Thursday 29 January 12:30-1pm
Join this virtual careers talk for top tips on how to apply and roles that are available for September 2026 intake. Site Surveyor and Higher Apprenticeships are all roles they offer in addition to Craft Apprenticeships.
Book your place here.
Top tips for researching law firms effectively - Thursday 29 January 4-5pm
Join LawCareers and BPP University Law School for an insightful session packed with tips and strategies to help you go beyond the basics. Learn how to identify key information, interpret law firm profiles and use your research to tailor applications that stand out. Whether you're exploring your options or preparing to apply for open days, vacation schemes, apprenticeships or training contracts, this masterclass will give you the tools to research with confidence.
Book your place here.
Making the right choices for you Post 16 - Thursday 29 January 4:30-5:15pm
Join the University of Hertfordshire for helpful tips when choosing which sixth form or college courses are right for you and your future.
Book your place here.
Lockheed Martin, Inspiring Career Talk - Thursday 29 January 6-6:45pm
Whether you're looking for apprenticeship opportunities, work experience, or graduate programme information, join Lockheed Martin for this webinar to learn more and hear from their current graduates and apprentices as they share their experiences.
Book your place here.
London Hospital Medical Work Experience - 15-21 February - Ages 14-18
During your 1-week stay you will take part in work experience at several different hospitals and universities across London. Accommodation is included and is situated in Central London.
You can find more information here and book your place here. Deadline to apply is Friday 30 January
Get into Medicine - Saturday 31 January 9am-1:30pm
The Get into Medicine Conference is a complete guide to the medical application journey. Students get essential insights into the medical UCAS application process, connect with professionals, fellow students, and gain a deeper understanding of a future career in medicine.
Book your place here.
VetCam 2026 Residential - Monday 30 March-Wednesday 1 April - Years 11 and 12
This two and a half day residential is designed to give students an insight into studying veterinary medicine in general and also to show the unique benefits of the Cambridge course through a mixture of lectures, discussions, practical demonstrations and tours of the preclinical departments and clinical areas. Participants will stay overnight in St Catherine's College for a taste of life as a Cambridge undergraduate.
Book your place here. Deadline to apply is Sunday 1 February. Please note, this does charge.
Get into Medicine - Sunday 1 February 9am-1:30pm
The Get into Medicine Conference is a complete guide to the medical application journey. Students get essential insights into the medical UCAS application process, connect with professionals, fellow students, and gain a deeper understanding of a future career in medicine.
Book your place here.
NHS Virtual Allied Healthcare Work Experience - Sunday 1 February 9:30am-5pm
The NHS Virtual Allied Healthcare Work Experience offers aspiring healthcare professionals a unique opportunity to gain an intimate look at the healthcare industry in the LIVE virtual work experience. You will have the opportunity to delve into diverse roles within allied healthcare and taking a closer look at patient care by following the journeys of two patients from incident through to treatment.
Once register, students will receive access to their virtual work experience portals and every session completed comes with a Work Experience Certificate, and for those who complete the full 6-month programme, there's a Highly Commended Reference - a golden ticket for your apprenticeships and UCAS applications.
You can find further information and apply for a place here. Please note, this does charge.
Money matters: Finance, living costs and budgeting - Monday 2 February 5:30-6:30pm
Join Southampton Solent University as they explore all things finance, from tutition fees and maintenance loans to everyday living costs and how to budget effectively as a student. They'll share practical strategies for managing your money, highlight what support is available, and discuss how part-time work can help boost your income while studying.
Book your place here.
STEM: Discover careers protecting our wetlands - Tuesday 3 February 11am
Discover the real-world impact of STEM through this virtual event which brings together environmental and waterway professionals from the Canal and River Trust who work daily to protect, restore, and enhance the UK's Vital wetland and waterway habits. Through live talks and Q&A, you will:
Explore a range of STEM careers linked to conservation, ecology, engineering, and water management
Hear firsthand how experts are responding to environmental challenges and safeguarding biodiversity
Gain insight into the science and innovation behind maintaining healthy wetlands and waterways
Book your place here.
Higherin Academy
Employment4Students are working with Higherin Academy to recruit Academy Ambassadors at schools, colleges and sixth forms across the UK. These are well-pain, flexible, part-time jobs designed for students aged 16-18. Your role will be:
Promoting apprenticeships, careers events and employers
Create content and engage with peers
Based at your own school/college
Flexible hours to fit around studies
Benefits for students:
Great pay and bonuses
Boosts CV with real workplace skills
No prior experience needed - just enthusiasm
Book your place here.
British Army, life and learning - Apprenticeships explained - Tuesday 3 February 4-5pm
Join this webinar to learn about the 40+ different apprenticeship opportunities available, from engineering to healthcare, and hear directly from apprentices about their training, experiences and what Army life is really like.
Book your place here.
Wedlake Bell, Application Masterclass - Tuesday 3 February 4:15-6pm - Year 13
Wedlake Bell are hosting an online application masterclass for solicitor degree apprenticeships. This will cover the application process specifically for Wedlake Bell, with hints and tips from the team. There will be an opportunity to speak with their current apprentices, as well as members of the recruitment team.
Book your place here.
What's it really like to be a nursing student? - Tuesday 3 February 5:30-6:15pm
Join Edge Hill university to hear from current students about how their degree is helping them to develop the clinical skills and knowledge to become outstanding nurses. They'll also share the ways their degree builds the empathy, self-awareness, and emotional intelligence nurses need.
Book your place here.
BAE Systems Open Evening - Tuesday 3 February 5:45-7:15pm or 6:30-8pm
These open evenings give students and parents/carer the chance to explore opportunities, meet the teams and see where a BAE Systems apprenticeships could lead.
Attendance will need to be registered in advance to attend, places are limited to two places per booking and offered on a first come, first served basis.
Book your place here.
Introducing Nestle Virtual Careers - Wednesday 4 February 12:30-1pm
Discover how Nestle supports students through apprenticeships and graduate programs, helping you build valuable skills, find purpose, and access a wide range of future career opportunities.
Book your place here.
Wedlake Bell application masterclass - Wednesday 4 February 4:15-6pm - Year 13
This session will cover the application process specifically for Wedlake Bell, with hints and tips from the team, but will also be applicable for any firm you choose to apply for. There will be an opportunity to speak with their current apprentices, as well as members of the recruitment team.
Book your place here.
What's next for computing? Learn how to futureproof your career - Wednesday 4 February 5:30-6:15pm
Join the University of Staffordshire as they look at the practical things you'll need to futureproof your career in computing. You'll learn about key technologies, connectivity, industry needs, skills and certifications.
Book your place here.
BAE Systems Open Evening - Wednesday 4 February 5:45-7:15pm or 6:30-8pm
These open evenings give students and parents/carer the chance to explore opportunities, meet the teams and see where a BAE Systems apprenticeships could lead.
Attendance will need to be registered in advance to attend, places are limited to two places per booking and offered on a first come, first served basis.
Book your place here.
Get into Medicine - Saturday 7 February 9am-1:30pm
The Get into Medicine Conference is a complete guide to the medical application journey. Students get essential insights into the medical UCAS application process, connect with professionals, fellow students, and gain a deeper understanding of a future career in medicine.
Book your place here.
Widening Access to Medicine Conference 2026 - Saturday 7 February 9:30am-4:30pm - Year 10-13
This full-day event is aimed at students who are considering a future career in medicine. The day will include:
Talks from doctors, medical students, and staff, covering topics such as admissions, finances and career pathways
Interactive workshops covering interviews, clinical skills, and the UCAT
Panel discussions and networking opportunities
A take-home resource pack with application tips and practice materials
Free lunch and refreshments for all attendees
Book your place here.
Get into Law virtual work experience evening: Explore legal careers with global law firms - Monday 9 February 5-6:30pm
Join this event where you will hear directly from leading law firms and legal experts about the different pathways into the legal profession through interactive workshops. You will have the opportunity to engage with representatives from some of the most prestigious law firms in the UK (Slaughter & May, Browne Jacobson, Charles Russell Speechlys, University of Law & Farrer & Co).
This event is designed for students exploring options such as legal apprenticeships, solicitor training contracts, and university pathways.
Book your place here.
King's College London Medicine and Dentistry Lecture Series - Year 11-13
Over the course of the programme students will hear from a wide variety of speakers to help build their understanding of the opportunities and challenges of being a doctor and dentist, as well as guidance on the application process. Last year's lectures included the following:
Medical and dental specialties: cardiology, oral surgery, renal transplant, and many more
Q&A's each week with current medical and dental students
Support the application process: UCAT, personal statements, and interviews
Q&A with admissions colleagues from King's various universities
Lectures will be held on Tuesday or Friday evenings between 5-6:30pm, the first lecture will be on Tuesday 24 March at 5pm.
More information and apply here. Deadline to apply is Monday 9 February 2pm.
SETA Engineering Apprenticeship Job Fair - Tuesday 10 February - Year 11, 12 and 13
The evening will provide the ideal opportunity to meet and chat to employers about some of the amazing opportunities available, do some research about the employers before you make an official application to them in the New Year and find out about up and coming apprenticeship vacancies for September 2026.
You can speak to current apprentices about what life is actually like as an apprentice and learn what their average day looks like, find out how to apply and speak to SETA staff about your options and what you need to be an apprentice.
This event is taking place at the SETA Apprenticeship Centre, First Avenue, SO15 0LJ. Places for this event are limited and will book up quickly.
Exploring psychology and mental health - Tuesday 10 February 5-6pm
To what degree is our behaviour determined by nature rather than our nurture? Join the University of Brighton as they explore the influence that both can have on our lives, focusing on mental health conditions to help explain just what makes us who we are.
Book your place here.
What's it like to be an apprentice with National Gas - Tuesday 10 February 6-7pm
Join this session to explore what National Gas does, why it matters, and how the work they do impacts your everyday life. You'll also meet three apprentices - some working on site and some in the office, who'll share what being an apprentice if really like, including the highlights and the challenges. By the end of the session, you'll have a clearer picture of what an apprenticeship at National Gas could look like, and whether it might be the right next step for you.
Book your place here.
Championing Apprenticeships - Tuesday 10 February 6-7pm
Join Warner Bros Discovery to learn more about apprenticeships in the entertainment industry and the benefits of choosing this pathway as an alternative to university. You will also hear from some of their apprentices on their decision to go down the apprenticeship route, what they do in their day to day and how they have found entering the world of work.
Book your place here.
Kickstart your career in Audit: Real stories from NAO apprentices - Tuesday 10 February 6:30-7:30pm
During this webinar, you can:
Speak to current apprentices to discover why they chose an apprenticeship over university - and why the NAO stood out as the perfect place to start a career in Audit
Learn what it's really like to be an Audit apprentice. From induction to college life and ecams, learn what a day-in-the-life of an audit apprentice looks like
Discover what career development and progression the NAO offers
Live Q&A with current apprentices and the early careers recruitment team
Book your place here.
Unifrog Apprenticeship Fair - Wednesday 11 February 4-6pm
From understanding apprenticeships to learning what it's like to work in different industries and acing your application, this fair is a great opportunity to explore your options and get your questions answered by the experts. Join live sessions with employers from across the UK and speak directly to their representatives to achieve your dream apprenticeship.
More information regarding the events schedule, employers and booking your place, can be found here.
Creating an online application portfolio talk and Q&A - Wednesday 11 February 5-6pm
If you are interested in art, design and architecture courses, join this webinar to find out how to create a portfolio that will get you noticed and set you apart from other applicants. The University of Brighton staff and students will give tips and advice on how to prepare your portfolio and what you should include.
Book your place here.
Norland unwrapped: Placements - Wednesday 11 February 5-6pm
Placements give students the chance to apply their academic learning in real-world settings and develop the skills that make Norland Nannies so highly sought after. During this webinar, you'll discover:
the different types of placements you complete
what you can expect from the different early years settings
how their dedicated placement team will support you
how assessments work
how the placements will support your development as an early years practitioner
real student stories and experiences
Book your place here.
ScottishPower: Exploring the world of apprenticeships - Wednesday 11 February 6-6:30pm
Join this session for an exclusive virtual session exploring the world of apprenticeships.
An introduction to National Apprenticeship Week and why apprenticeships matter in today's job market/the energy industry.
Types of roles available and variety of programmes across ScottishPower.
Mythbusting apprenticeships.
Benefits of an apprenticeship to a young person.
Application processes and tips - how you can prepare.
Book your place here.
Apprenticeships in Law: opportunities and insights from TLT - Wednesday 11 February 6:30-7:30pm
Join this session and hear first-hand from TLT apprentices about what it's really like to learn, earn and make an impact. You'll get to:
Hear as TLT share insights into their culture and values
Learn what apprenticeship opportunities are available across TLT and in which departments
Take part in a mini application masterclass, where they'll provide practical tips to help you stand out during the recruitment process
Book your place here.
Degree apprenticeships: Everything you need to know - Thursday 12 February 4:30-5:15pm
Join this session to discover more about degree apprenticeships- how they work, where to start looking for one and how they are similar/different from a traditional university degree.
Book your place here.
Your future in Health and Safety - Thursday 12 February 6:30-7:30pm
Join this careers sessio to discover how health and safety apprenticeships can help you earn while you learn and gain globally respected qualifications.
As a health and safety professional, you could travel the world, save lives and protect your team, earn well and work in an industry your passionate about. Health and safety experts are needed everywhere - in TV production, sports stadiums, fashion shows, live music festivals, construction, catering and even aviation.
Book your place here.
Explore creativity and career in the Arts with John Hansard Gallery - 6 evenings between March and May 4:30-6:30pm
This opportunity give students the chance to gain practical experience working in a contemporary art gallery. Have a go at curating exhibitions, making artwork, working with practicing artists and developing your own portfolio. Plus, collaborate with like-minded peers and build networks, confidence and sought-after transferable skills. The placement dates are: 12/03, 26/03, 09/04, 23/04, 07/05, 21/05. You will need to atted a minimum of 8 hours to complete the work experience and receive a certificate.
Book your place here. Deadline to apply is Thursday 12 February.
UCAT and UK Medical entry workshop - Sunday 15 February 10am-1pm
This session moves beyond general advice to teach the specific preparation strategies and techniques used by successful medical school applicants. You will leave with:
A complete medical entry roadmap
High-yield UCAT tactics
Live Q&A with Experts
The workshop workbook
Book your place here.
Explore the STEM world of defence and technology with QinetiQ - Monday 16-Wednesday 18 February 10am-3pm
Join this 3-day remote work experience with QinetiQ, where you'll get behind-the-scenes look at how they lead in defence, security and aerospace. You will engage with industry experts through live presentations and Q&A sessions, work in teams to participate in a project and problem-solving activities and discover the different paths into tech and engineering, including apprenticeships, degrees, and early careers support.
Book your place here.
The Future Skills Programme: Careers in STEM - Monday 16-Saturday 21 February
This virtual programme is designed to inspire students, broaden their understanding of STEM careers, and equip them with the skills and confidence needed to make informed choices and succeed in future applications and the workplace. The course will take approximately 20 hours to complete and can be worked on flexibly at times that suit the student best.
Book your place here. Please note, this does have a fee; however, fully funded bursary places are available.
Your offer, your choice: Taking the next steps - Monday 16 February 5:30-6:30pm
This session will help you understand your options, from firm and insurance choices to what happens on results day. You'll also be guided on how to prepare for starting university, including accommodation, enrolment, and support available to make your transition as smooth as possible.
Book your place here.
How to demonstrate legal skills through work experience - Wednesday 25 February 4-5pm
Your work experience - legal or non-legal - can be a powerful way to demonstrate the skills law firms and chambers value most. In this masterclass, BPP University Law School experts will show you how to identify transferable skills, frame you work experiences effectively and link them to the competencies law firm recruiters seek. From teamwork and communication to problem solving and attention to detail, discover how to turn your unique experiences into compelling evidence for you applications.
Book your place here.
Studying pharmacy: a case study on asthma - Wednesday 25 February 5-6pm
Using asthma as a case study, find out what pharmacy students do, including the importance of developing practical skills, such as how to formulate drug solutions, measure lung function, and teach patients how to properly use inhalers. You'll discover how studying pharmacy at the University of Brighton prepares students for their future roles as healthcare professionals.
Book your place here.
Craft in Construction and Conservation - Thursday 26 February 9:30am
In this interactive virtual event, you can meet women leading the way in construction and conservation, challenging stereotypes and creating spaces built to last.
Book your place here.
Associated British Foods - Thursday 26 February 4-6pm
This webinar is an opportunity to explore legal careers with the Associated British Food team. You will learn about the different careers in the legal sector, the varying routes to reach those careers and the key skills required to be successful in this field. An interactive activities and Q+A panel will take place at the end.
Book your place here.
UK student finance - Thursday 26 February 7-7:45pm
this session includes information on the tuition and maintenance loans and repayment, as well as how to apply. This will be ended with a Q&A session.
Book your place here.
Careers with animals day - Saturday 28 February 10am-3pm
This webinar gives students the chance to listen to presentations from organisations and professionals within the animal care and veterinary industry, gain advice, ask questions, and receive guidance on training. There is also the opportunity to meet representatives in the virtual exhibitors area, over the lunch break.
Book your place here.
Get into Dentistry - Sunday 1 March 9am-1:30pm
The Get into Dentistry Conference is a complete guide to the dental application journey. Students get essential insights into the dental UCAS application process, connect with professionals, fellow students, and gain a deeper understanding of a future career in dentistry.
Book your place here.
Understanding your budget - Tuesday 3 March 5:30pm
This webinar will explore the process of applying for student funding, with guest speaker Samantha from Student Finance England. The session will highlight timelines to consider and provide an insight into the amount of funding each student should expect to receive at university.
Book your place here.
EDT placements open day - Wednesday 4 March 4-5pm
EDT Placements programme is a free service and helps place school/college leavers with companies across the UK every year. Join this session to find out more about their placement programme and how it can help you to find a paid work placement to enhance your skills and gain experience and professional development. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions to placement team and placement ambassadors via a live Q&A chat.
Book your place here.
All things Law: Land your dream apprenticeship in Law - Thursday 5 March 6:30-7:30pm - Year 11-Year 13 Students
During this session you an practical insight from real apprentices, hear directly from current and recently completed law apprentices about their journeys - what their roles are really like, how they prepared, and what advice they wish they'd had before applying. you can discover the different types of legal apprenticeships available in the UK, from paralegal roles to solicitor apprenticeships, and what qualifications, skills and attributes employers look for. Have your questions answered in real time by those who've been through the process.
Book your place here.
London Careers Festival: Exploring growth in the green sector - Tuesday 10 March 10am
Join this session to find out all about jobs in the green sector in London. It is one of the fastest growing industries in the world as more and more companies are aiming to reduce their carbon footprint and increase their sustainability. This session will feature a range of roles and professionals who will open up the world of jobs in the green sector and inspire you to consider it as a potential career path.
Book your place here.
Studying the media at the University of Brighton - Tuesday 10 March 5-6pm
Discover how the media works, and how to work in the media. Explore what it's like to study media at Brighton and the importance of combining theory with professional practice. Learn more about the academic support your receive at Brighton, how this can help you to become a versatile, creative media professional.
Book your place here.
Your guide to student finance - Tuesday 17 March 4pm
This session with the University of Portsmouth discusses student finance and gives you the opportunity to ask any questions you have, including general queries about university.
Book your place here.
Student funding and finance talk - Tuesday 17 March 5-6pm
This session will cover an overview of student finance, including tuition fees, maintenance loans, and grants available to help fund your education at Brighton. They'll discuss the benefits of part-time work while studying, including opportunities available on and around their campus.
Book your place here.
Dog Grooming courses - Tuesday 17 March 6-7pm
Join this session to hear about The College of Animal Welfare's dog grooming course options and what working as a dog groomer is like. They will be covering the following programmes:
City and Guilds Level 2 Certificate for Dog Grooming Assistants
City and Guilds Level 3 Diploma in Dog Grooming
Dog Groomer (level 2 apprenticeship)
Book your place here.
Unifrog Subject Discovery Fair - Wednesday 18 March 4-6:30pm
From finance to nursing, law to creative arts, and engineering to teaching the Subject Discovery fair is a great opportunity to find out all about studying at university and get all your questions answered by the experts. Join universities from across the UK to speak to their representatives via Q&A, and attend live sessions to get an insight into the exciting subjects you could be studying.
More information regarding the events schedule, universities and booking your place, book your place can be found here.
What's it like to study podiatry and physiotherapy - Thursday 19 March 5-6pm
Discover how to carry out practical assessments within podiatry by trying out activities like checking a patient's blood flow, skin health and mobility. Learn how physiotherapists help with balance and prevent falls and take part in some fun activities to see what it's really like. Talk to current students at the University of Brighton for an insight on studying these subjects at Brighton.
Book your place here.
Careers in Languages - Thursday 19-Friday 20 March 9am-1pm
This two-day online remote work experience is your chance to:
Explore how languages connect to real careers
Meet professionals working in education, leadership, universities and language organisations
Discover real careers that use languages
Build skills employers and universities care about
Book your place here.
Behind the bars: Uncover the STEM, Science and Innovation of Cadbury Chocolate - Monday 6-Friday 10 July 9am-4pm
This five-day remote work experience will take you behind the scenes to discover how science, engineering, and creativity come together to develop brand new chocolate products. You'll get to experience the full product development process and design your very own chocolate product,. whilst working in groups with other students across the country. During the five days you will hear from, and work with, a range of experts with different skills and careers within their business. They will also look at all the areas considered when developing a new product, from idea to shop floor.
Book your place here. Deadline to apply is Friday 20 March.
Discover Winchester Year 12 Summer School - Tuesday 30 June-Thursday 2 July
This is an opportunity to see what university is all about. Including sessions with their academics, staying in their accommodation, and receiving expert advice on your university application, you will leave with a better idea of life at university.
Book your place here. Deadline to apply is Friday 20 March.
LawCareers and BPP University masterclass: Solicitor or Barrister - how to choose - Thursday 26 March 4-5pm
This event will feature university alumni who've gone on to secure careers as either solicitors or barristers. You can hear firsthand about the realities of being a solicitor and barrister, the skills required and what day-to-day life looks like in practice for each panillist. This masterclass is your chance to ask questions, compare perspectives and gain clarity on which route might be right for you.
Book your place here.
Independent living: Preparing for the transition to uni - Monday 13 April 5:30-6:30pm
This session will give you practical advice on preparing for the move, from managing money and cooking simple meals to organising your time and making the most of student life. You'll also get tips on looking after your wellbeing and settling into a new environment with confidence.
Book your place here.
Student funding and finance talk - Thursday 16 April 5-6pm
This session will cover an overview of student finance, including tuition fees, maintenance loans, and grants available to help fund your education at Brighton. They'll discuss the benefits of part-time work while studying, including opportunities available on and around their campus.
Book your place here.
Pathways Summer School 2026 - 14-17 July 2026, Reading
A four day, three night residential summer school for year 12 students from all over the country, during this event you will get to meet lots of people in the real estate industry, work on a project, go on a site visit, meet a range of companies at a careers fair, and experience staying at a university campus. There will be a range of team building, ice-breaking and social activities.
Participation is free - all costs including travel, accommodation, food and drinks are covered by the Pathways to Property programme.
Applications will open from 1 January to 19 April 2026. More information and the link to apply can be found here.
Career routes within geography, ecology and environmental sciences - Tuesday 21 April 5-6pm
Join the University of Brighton to debunk myths and explore what career routes are available within these subjects after university. Hear from their current students about the exciting projects they are working on and find out what it's like to study at Brighton.
Book your place here.
Your guide to student finance - Tuesday 28 April 4pm
This session with the University of Portsmouth discusses student finance and gives you the opportunity to ask any questions you have, including general queries about university.
Book your place here.
Meet the Russell Group - Tuesday 28-Thursday 30 April
UK University Search are collaborating with the Russell Group to bring you their popular, informative and inspiring webinars that cover a range of key topics.
They have five 90 minutes sessions each featuring four or five expert panellists who will offer clear, impartial guidance for students looking at taking the next step in their educational journey. In each session the Q&A function will be managed by other member universities from the Russell Group who will be able to answer specific questions and provide further information. The schedule is as follows:
Day 1 - Tuesday 28 April
An introduction the the Russell Group and why choose to study there?
Student life at university
Day 2 - Wednesday 29 April
Considering clinical and health professions
Day 3 - Thursday 30 April
Researching university options
Personal statements and applying to a Russell Group university
Book your place here.
A day in the life of a midwife - Tuesday 5 May 5-6pm
Find out in this behind-the-scenes session where you'll hear real stories from one of the University of Brighton midwifery lecturers and their students. Explore what a career as a midwife looks like on a day-to-day basis and discover how midwives support people through on of life's biggest moments.
Book your place here.
Uncovering unexpected apprenticeships - Monday 11 May 3:30-4pm
This webinar explores the wide range of apprenticeships, including the lesser-known apprenticeship roles that can lead to exciting, fulfilling careers.
Book your place here.
BSc Honours Veterinary Nursing Degree - Monday 11 May 7-8pm
Join this session to hear from some of The college of Animal Welfare and Middlesex University team and ask any questions you may have. They will be covering the following:
How the programme is delivered
Course content and assessment methods
Entry requirements
Fees and finance
Book your place here.
Norland open day - Saturday 16 May 9:30am-5pm
This open day will provide you with the opportunity to visit their campus and speak with their current students and staff from a range of departments, including the academic, placements, student support, admissions, accommodation, finance and Norland Agency teams.
Book your place here.
A day in the life of an architect - Wednesday 20 May 5-6pm
Architecture is oftern characterised by iconic buildings, sometimes by charismatic individuals and at other times defined by its cost. Are these a genuine reflection of the day-to-day practice of architecture? This online session will explore what the reality of studying and practising architecture looks like today.
Book your place here.
Clearing: Everything you need to know - Thursday 21 May 4:30-5:15pm
Clearing is a great opportunity to find that perfect place. There are many reasons why you might choose this route; a change of mind about the course/university, needing a plan B, being a new applicatn. This session will guide you through the process, so that you are ready, if you decide to use it.
Book your place here.
Late applications and the Clearing process - Tuesday 2 June 5:30pm
This webinar will guide students through the UCAS late application and Clearing process. They will explain how Clearing works, who it is for, and how to make informed choices if plans change or results are unexpectes, with time for Q&A at the end.
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How to stand out in the application process - Thursday 11 June 3:30-4pm
In this webinar you can hear employers say what makes people stand out and share practical ideas on how to stand out for the right reasons.
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How to write an excellent personal statement - Thursday 11 June 7-7:45pm
Join the University of Hertfordshire as they guide you through the process and share their top tips on Personal Statements and UCAS.
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Results day and Clearing: Understanding your options - Monday 29 June 5:30-6:30pm
This session will guide you through what happens on the day, explain your options if things don't go as planned, and show you how Clearing works at Solent. They'll share practical advice to help you stay calm, make confident choices, and find the right path forward - whatever your results.
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Preparing for university - Thursday 2 July 4:30-5:15pm
Join this session to learn how to prepare for starting university. It will cover preparing for academic studies, setting up finances, accommodation tips and how to settle into student life. This session will help you feel organised and excited for this new chapter.
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Get clear on Clearing - Monday 3 August 5:30-6:30pm
In this session, Solent University will explain exactly how the Clearing process works and how you can use it to secure your place at university. From understanding who Clearing is for, to practical tips on preparing, applying, and making decisions quickly, this session will help you feel informed, confident and ready to take control of your future.
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