Four Top Tips to Reach your Preferred University

Four Top Tips to Reach your Preferred University

A UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) report has found that close to 250,000 young people gained a place at a UK university recently. Clare Marchant, Chief Executive of UCAS, confirmed that an increasing number of people are attracted to full-time...
Learn to Earn: What are the Most Lucrative Degrees?

Learn to Earn: What are the Most Lucrative Degrees?

Research from the Times Education Supplement shows that the average cost to a student of a 3-year degree is about £65,000, accounting for tuition and living expenses. Even with the financial support available and relaxed loan repayment plans, a three-year degree...
The New Academic Year and its Opportunities

The New Academic Year and its Opportunities

Around this time each year, up and down the country students of all ages embark upon a new academic year. Many will be starting their GCSEs or A-levels, or perhaps beginning their university career. Any new academic year offers an unrivalled opportunity for students...
Do University and School League Tables Matter?

Do University and School League Tables Matter?

There are many educational institutions out there, and they’re all regularly examined. These intricate inspections aim to assess things like how well staff do their jobs and how well students perform. Further consideration is also paid to the strength of services,...
Writing a Killer Personal Statement for University

Writing a Killer Personal Statement for University

University applications are sent out by the thousands each year, with the personal statement a key ingredient. So it is important that yours stands out for all of the right reasons. Before you start writing, it is important to consider the purpose of your personal...
State or Academy Schools: Pros and Cons

State or Academy Schools: Pros and Cons

The academisation of schools has been one of the most contentious issues in British education ever since the policy’s inception in 2000.  The system, which involves schools receiving funding directly from central government instead of their local authority, was...