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Get into Medicine - Sunday 8 November 9am-1:30pm
The Get into Medicine Conference is a complete guide to the medical application journey. You get gain an insight 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.
Medical Entry Workshop - Sunday 8 November 10am-12pm
This session gives Year 11 and 12 students a clear picture of what UK medical schools look for and how successful applicants plan their journey. You will leave with:
A complete medical entry roadmap: The four parts of a medical school application, the timeline from Year 12 to an offer, and how to choose four medical schools strategically
Insights from current medical students: A panel of UK medical students sharing their experience
A plan to stay motivated: When to start preparing and the most common mistakes
Live Q&A with experts
Book your place here.
Virtual Insight into Farrer & Co Law - Tuesday 10 November 5-6:30pm - Year 12 & 13
Join this virtual event with Farrer & Co to gain invaluable insights into the legal profession and explore how to kickstart your journey through their solicitor apprenticeship programme and training contracts.
Book your place here.
What to expect from the apprenticeship recruitment process - Thursday 12 November 3:30-4:15pm
This session offers a step-by-step look at what happens from application to appointment and offers valuable hints and tips for how to prepare.
Book your place here.
Criminal Investigation Day: One Punch - Thursday 12 November 4:30-6pm - Years 12 & 13
Using the real-life Jacob Dunne case, this interactive Criminal Investigation Day explores how a single act of violence led to a major police investigation. You'll follow the case from the initial incident through to the police investigation, court process, sentencing and restorative justice.
Book your place here.
Applying to Medicine Conference - Saturday 14 November 9am-12pm - Years 12 and 13
This session is led by Dr Ehsan, an NHS doctor and medical application specialist, who'll be sharing practical advice on everything from UCAS and UCAT preparation to personal statements and interviews.
Book your place here.
Get into Dentistry - Sunday 15 November 9am-1:30pm
The Get into Dentistry Conference is a complete guide to the dental application journey. You get gain an insight 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.
Becoming a Lawyer - Monday 16 November 4:30-5:30pm - Years 12 & 13
Join this interactive session to explore the roles of solicitors and barristers, discvoer different routes into the profession, including apprenticeships, and take part in engaging legal activities
Book your place here.
Master your personal statement - Monday 16 November 4:30-5:30pm - Years 12 & 13
Join Swansea University to learn how to showcase your skills, experiences, and passion for your chosen subject. They will explore what makes a strong personal statement, share practical tips, highlight common mistakes and give you the confidence to start creating your own.
Book your place here.
Hampshire and IOW Constabulary: Find your future in police staff roles - Monday 16 November 7-8pm
This interactive online session is designed to show you how you can make a different through a police staff career as well as:
The variety of police staff roles across Hampshire & IOW Constabulary
How to apply and what to expect from the recruitment process
Career pathways, progression opportunities and specialist teams
Live Q&A
Book your place here.
Go global, gain experience, get career ready - Tuesday 17 November 4:30-5:30pm
Discover how studying, working or volunteering abroad can transform your university experience and future career. Learn about Year Abroad and Summer Abroad opportunities, Year in Industry placements, funding and support, and see how Swansea helps students build the skills employers value worldwide.
Book your place here.
Personal Statements - Tuesday 17 November 6-7pm
Join the University of Lancashire as they share their top tips for writing a personal statement that stands out. You'll learn:
How to get started
What to include
How to structure your statement
What admissions tutors are really looking for
At the end of the session, you'll have the opportunity to ask any questions about anything that's still worrying you.
Book your place here.
Inside Army Careers: Meet the Infantry - Tuesday 17 November 6-7pm
This session will cover the different routes available, including the Infantry Line, Infantry Foot Guards and Infantry Parachute Regiment, helping you understand where your interests and ambitions could take you.
You'll hear directly from serving soldiers, learn what day-to-day life is like, and get a clear picture of the training, career opportunities and specialist pathways available within the infantry.
Book your place here.
Get into Medicine - Saturday 21 November 9am-1:30pm
The Get into Medicine Conference is a complete guide to the medical application journey. You get gain an insight 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.
Perfect your CV and written applications - Monday 23 November 4:30-5:15pm
Learn how to structure winning answers using the CAR method, avoid common CV mistakes, and understand the critical differences between a standard CV and a targeted application.
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Interview secrets to help you stand out and get hired - Monday 23 November 5:30-6:15pm
Join this session to unpack different interview formats, including competency and strength-based questions. Learn how to structure impressive answers using proven techniques like CAR and get actionable tips to build your confidence before the big day
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Student life - Monday 23 November 6-7pm
Hear from current students at the University of Exeter to find out what university is like for them, and ask them any questions you may have about being a student.
Book your place here.
How to land an apprenticeship - Tuesday 24 November 4:30-5:15pm
Discover how to identify the right roles for you and manage multiple applications without falling into common traps. The session will cover essential dos and dont's to ensure your applications get noticed by top employers.
Book your place here.
British Airways: Ask an Ambassador - Tuesday 24 November 7-8pm
Join the new British Airways 'Ask an Ambassador' webinar series, designed to connect students with real professionals from across the aviation industry.
Hosted by Sam Higgins - a current Department for Transport Aviation Ambassador, each month features a different guest sharing their personal journey and the realities of their job in aviation.
These live, interactive sessions are built around student questions, to learn more about the wide range of careers within aviation.
Book your place here.
AI powered applications: stand out without sounding like a bot - Wednesday 25 November 4:30-5:15pm
Learn to write stand-out cover letters and application forms without sounding like a bot. Discover top prompt strategies to simulate real interviews, practice job-specific questions, and get instant feedback. Plus, explore how to refine personal statements, and sharpen your university applications.
Book your place here.
Careers in E-commerce at Amazon - Thursday 26 November 11am
In this virtual event, students will discover how people, AI, and technology work together to kepp online orders moving every day. This session will give people a behind-the-scenes look at the wide range of careers that make Amazon's online business possible.
Book your place here.
Get into Medicine - Saturday 28 November 9am-1:30pm
The Get into Medicine Conference is a complete guide to the medical application journey. You get gain an insight 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.
Specsavers Virtual Work Experience
This interactive experience gives you a behind-the-scenes look at what really happens at Specsavers, and the people who make it all work.
Across six interactive modules - Optometry, Audiology, Marketing, Technology, Finance and Retail Support you'll explore how every part of the business comes together to help people see and hear better every day.
Book your place here. Closing date Monday 30 November 2026.
Careers in Law - Monday 30 November 4:30-5:30pm - Years 12 & 13
From crime scene to courtroom, discover the wide range of careers that help shape the justice system. Using real case studies, you'll explore pathways into law, policing, criminology and forensic investigation.
Book your place here.
Step into the Met Police - Monday 30 November 5:30-6:15pm
Discover the key skills the Met look for, get insider tips to master the application process, and hear directly from serving Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship officers about shift life and earning a tuition-free degre.
Book your place here.
Hampshire and IOW Constabulary: Discover a career in policing - Monday 30 November 7-8pm
This interactive online session is designed to give you an insight into:
The role of a police officer
Entry routes and the recruitment process
Career opportunities and specialist roles
Live Q&A
Book your place here.
Creating an online portfolio talk and Q&A - Tuesday 1 December 5-6pm
Join the University of Brighton to find out how to create a portfolio that will get you noticed and set you apart from other applicants. You'll have the chance to view example portfolios by their students and hear tips and advice from academics on how to prepare your portfolio and what to include.
You can join the session here.
Wedlake Bell solicitor degree apprenticeship - Thursday 3 December 4:15-6pm - Year 13
The application masterclass will provide step by step support for the solicitor degree apprenticeship application, which can be used generally for application by with specific Wedlake Bell examples and support, ahead of their deadline. This webinar is interactive with break-out rooms and Q&A opportunities.
You can join the session here. Deadline to register is Monday 1 December 5pm.
King's College London Medicine and Dentistry Lecutre Series - Year 11, 12 and 13
Lecures will be held online via Zoom on Tuesday evenings at 5-6:30pm and will run from January-April 2027.
Over the course of the lecture series, you will hear from a variety of guest speakers from different specialities in medicine and dentistry to help build understanding of the opportunities and challenges of being a doctor and dentist. You will also learn about the application process with sessions on the UCAT, personal statements, and interview. Last year's lectures included the following:
Medical and dental specialities: cardiology, oral surgery, remal transplant and many more
Q&A's each week with speakers and current medical/dental students
Support with the application process: UCAT, personal statements, and interviews
Q&A with admissions colleagues at KCL
You can join the session here. Deadline to register is Monday 1 December 5pm.
Pathways into accountancy from school with ACCA - Tuesday 1 December 6:30-7:30pm - Years 10-13
During this session, you can:
Find out what it's really like to work in accountancy
Learn about ACCA's globally recognised qualification and the diverse pathways in from apprenticeships, foundations and university
Hear real stories from ACCA qualified professionals who've been where you are now
You can join the session here.
Southampton Solent University's Apprenticeship 101 Session - Wednesday 2 December 3-4pm
The aim of these interactive online sessions are designed to help students understand everything they need to know about apprenticeships, from how they work and how they're funded, to how they can apply for one and what employers are really looking for. You can learn:
What an apprenticeship is
The different between levels (including Higher and Degree)
How apprenticeships compare to university
How funding and pay work
Application tips and employer expectations
Live Q&A to ask questions
You can join the session here.
Day in the life of an accountancy apprentice - Wednesday 2 December 6:30-7:30pm - Years 10-13
During this session, you can:
Hear directly from current apprentices as they walk you through a typical day
Explore a future in finance with global opportunities
Your journey into the world of accounting
You can join the session here.
Where a career in accounting can take you - Thursday 3 December 6:30-7:30pm - Years 10-13
During this session, you can:
Find out how the profession goes far beyond spreadsheets
Meet professionals from diverse backgrounds who've built successful careers in accountancy
You can join the session here.
Applying to Medicine Conference - Sunday 5 December 9am-12pm - Years 12 and 13
This session is led by Dr Ehsan, an NHS doctor and medical application specialist, who'll be sharing practical advice on everything from UCAS and UCAT preparation to personal statements and interviews.
Book your place here.
Women in the Army: Real stories, real impact - Monday 7 December 6-6:35pm
During this session, serving soldiers and officers will share their honest experiences in a friendly Q&A, giving you a real feel for what the Army can offer women today.
Book your place here.
Student finance - Monday 7 December 6-7pm
Find out how to apply for student finance, how much you could be entitled to and some tips on how to budget well during your time at university.
Book your place here.
Solent insight series: Everything you need to know - Monday 7 December 5:30-6:30pm
Join this festive session, unwrapping everything from student life and campus facilities to accommodation, exciting opportunities and making the most of your university experience.
Along the way, they'll share helpful tips, bust common university myths and give you a glimpse of what life as a student could look like.
Book your place here.
University of Southampton: Widening Access to Medicine
This 3-day hybrid programme is for Year 12 students in their first year of A levels who want to study medicine at university.
It combines an in-person taster day with virtual work experience and interactive online sessions. You'll meet healthcare professionals, gain insight into medical training, and develop key skills needed for a career in medicine.
Find out further information and apply here. Applications close Monday 7 December
AI in Entrepreneurship: The people who build businesses - Tuesday 8 December 11am
In this session, students will meet entrepreneurs and professionals from different industries who use AI and technology to create new products, solve problems, and grow successful businesses.
Book your place here.
How to get hired: accountancy applications and interviews explained - Tuesday 8 December 6:30-7:30pm - Years 10-13
Hosted by ACCA, the world's leading accountancy body, this interactive workshop is your step-by-step guide to acing the application process. Get insider tips on how to impress during interviews and at assessment centres from people who've been through it and succeeded.
You can join the session here.
Personal Statements Workshop - Tuesday 15 December 4:30-5:30pm
This event with The University of Law will cover the following:
What is a personal statement
The new UCAS personal statement structure
What to include in your personal statement and suggestions on context, style and layout
Ways you can build on your experience and knowledge through work experience opportunities
Wider reading, podcasts and events
Book your place here.
Healthcare interview preparation talk and Q&A - Thursday 7 January 5-6pm
Join the University of Brighton for a live talk from on of their health admissions tutors to learn about how healthcare interviews work, and how you can best prepare for a healthcare related university interview.
Book your place here.
Personal Statements - Thursday 7 January 6-7pm
Join the University of Lancashire as they share their top tips for writing a personal statement that stands out. You'll learn:
How to get started
What to include
How to structure your statement
What admissions tutors are really looking for
At the end of the session, you'll have the opportunity to ask any questions about anything that's still worrying you.
Book your place here.
Veterinary Care Courses - Wednesday 13 January 6pm
Join this session to find out what the role of a veterinary/patient care assistant involves and what training courses are available to help you prepare for the job. A Q&A session will conclude the webinar, allowing you to ask any questions you have.
Book your place here.
Pharmacy interview preparation talk and Q&A- Thursday 14 January 5-6pm
Hear directly from University of Brighton pharmacy admissions tutor about what to expect at a pharmacy interview and practical ways to prepare. You'll also have the chance to chat with current students, who will share their insights and answer your questions.
Book your place here.
Solent insight series: UCAS unlocked: it's not too late to apply - Monday 18 January 5:30-6:30pm
This session will help guide you through the application process and help you understand your options, even if you're applying later than planned. From choosing your course and completing your UCAS application to writing your personal statement and understanding important deadlines, they'll share practical advice to help you get your application ready.
Book your place here.
Creating an online portfolio talk and Q&A - Thursday 28 January 5-6pm
Join the University of Brighton to find out how to create a portfolio that will get you noticed and set you apart from other applicants. You'll have the chance to view example portfolios by their students and hear tips and advice from academics on how to prepare your portfolio and what to include.
You can join the session here.
Solent insight series: Money matters - Monday 1 February 5:30-6:30pm
The session will break down the financial side of university and help you feel more confident about managing your money as a student.
From understanding tuition fees, student loans and maintenance funding to exploring everyday living costs, accommodation expenses and budgeting tips, they'll cover the key things you need to know before starting university.
Book your place here.
Explore apprenticeships with the British Army - Thursday 4 February 4-5pm
Join this session to discover apprenticeship oppotunities with the British Army in Engineering, Medical, Intelligence & Comms, Music, HR & Finance, Logistics & Supply and Combat.
You'll hear directly from the British Army about the range of apprenticeships available, including training and qualifications, progression opportunities, key benefits and the support provided to apprentices.
Book your place here.
Southampton Solent University's Apprenticeship 101 Session - Monday 8 February 4-5pm
The aim of these interactive online sessions are designed to help students understand everything they need to know about apprenticeships, from how they work and how they're funded, to how they can apply for one and what employers are really looking for. You can learn:
What an apprenticeship is
The different between levels (including Higher and Degree)
How apprenticeships compare to university
How funding and pay work
Application tips and employer expectations
Live Q&A to ask questions
You can join the session here.
Degree apprenticeships - Monday 8 February 6-7pm
Join the University of Exeter to hear about the benefits of apprenticeships, where to find opportunities and how to apply.
You can join the session 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.
Solent insight series: Building your future career - Monday 15 March 5:30-6:30pm
This session will explore how university can help you prepare for the world of work and make the most of the opportunities available along the way. From work placements, internships and industry experience to developing transferable skills, building professional connections and exploring career opportunities, they'll share practical advice on how to start preparing for your future while studying.
Book your place here.
Writing a personal statement - Monday 15 March 6-7pm
This session will help you to structure your statement, provide ideas of what to include and highlight common mistakes.
You can join the session here.
Student funding and finance talk and Q&A - Thursday 18 March 5-6pm
Join the University of Brighton for a live presentation on all aspects of UK student funding and finance. This session will cover an overview of student finance, including tuition fees, maintenance loans, and grants available to help fund your education at Brighton. You'll also hear from student ambassadors on topics such as part-time work opportunities which help you gain experience and earn while you study.
You can join the session here.
Solent insight series: Preparing for the transition to uni - Monday 12 April 5:30-6:30pm
This session will explore what it's really like to take that next step towards independence and how you can feel prepared for university life. They'll also explore ways to prepare before you arrive, what to expect during your first few weeks and where to find support if you need a helping hand along the way.
Book your place here.
What is a STEM Research Placement?
Gain real STEM workplace experience during the summer after Year 12 or Year 13. You'll work on an independent project with support from STEM professionals, develop your skills, and discover what it's like to work in a STEM environment.
Placements take place in a range of settings, from laboratories and research centres to offices, museums and fieldwork locations.
Book your place here. Registrations close on Monday 19 April.
Student life - Monday 10 May 6-7pm
Hear from current students at the University of Exeter to find out what university is like for them, and ask them any questions you may have about being a student.
You can join the session here.
UCAS Process - Monday 24 May 6-7pm
The UCAS process is the application system for UK universities, streamlining the process for prospective students. Join this session to find out what the steps are if you are considering applying to university.
You can join the session here.
Solent insight series: Your guide to what happens next - Monday 14 June 5:30-6:30pm
This session will guide you through the next steps of your journey and help you feel prepared for the exciting months ahead. From understanding what happens after you've received your offers and preparing for results day to getting ready for enrolment and starting university, they'll cover the key things you need to know and when you need to take action. They'll also share practical advice on preparing over the summer, what to expect as your start date approaches and how to make sure you're ready for your next chapter.
Book your place here.
Solent insight series: Get clear on clearing - Monday 5 July 5:30-6:30pm
This session will break down the process and help you understand the options available, whether you're applying for the first time or looking for an alternative university place. From finding available courses and contacting universities to understanding how to apply and secure your place, they'll guide you through the key steps and share practical advice to help you feel prepared. They'll also explore how to research your options in advance, what to expect on results day and what information you'll need when making an application.
Book your place here.
Writing a personal statement - Monday 5 July 6-7pm
This session will help you to structure your statement, provide ideas of what to include and highlight common mistakes.
You can join the session here.
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