Saturday 21 November - full

Saturday 12 December - full

Saturday 16 January 2027

Saturday 6 February 2027

Saturday 20 March 2027

Early booking is advised as dates get booked up quickly!

Reserve your spot

Wednesday 18 November 1700 - 2000

Reserve your spot

Wednesday 25 November

Thursday 5 November

Tour our outstanding training centres, chat with current apprentices about their experiences, and meet local employers who are looking to recruit.

We offer Apprenticeships in

• Accountancy

• Engineering

• Business Administration

• Customer Service

Worcester - Tuesday 20 October

Hereford - Thursday 22 October

Register here: https://www.hwgta.org/apprenticeships/open-events/

Saturday 14 November

Students will explore:

• Pilot careers and airline-funded training pathways

• Tuition for GCSE & A Level Maths and Physics

• Principles of Flight, navigation, meteorology and performance

• Pilot aptitude, applications and psychometric testing

• Airline selection and interview preparation

• Human factors, communication and professional pilot competencies

Full details, fees and enrolment: www.theaviationguy.co.uk

Find out more here

Sessions are held each month from September to June on Zoom, and are hosted by one of our Dyson Institute Graduates. Students can stay updated, access past sessions, and download activities via our Engineering Club portal.

The first session was held on Monday 21 September where attendees heard an overview of Engineering Club, and what we'll be looking at in the coming months. A recording of the session is available on the portal so can watch back.

You can find out more about our MEng programme, as well as lots of resources in our teachers portal, including promotional literature and lesson plans.

How to Attend Engineering Club

Before each session, links to join will be available on the Engineering club portal page. Sessions will be hosted on Zoom, so you will need to create a personal account and log in to Zoom to participate. We recommend they do this prior to joining a session in case of any issues.

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InvestIN has just introduced their next wave of one-day career experiences!

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Insight Days give you the chance to explore what a career is really like, get hands-on industry experience and meet professionals working in the field.

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You’ll have something useful to add to future applications and, most importantly, get a better idea of whether it’s the right career for you.

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Insight Days are taking place on Sundays throughout November, either at University College London (UCL) or online.

You can find out more and register your place here.

Students can join our doctors each Sunday and work through a different interactive medical scenario:

11 October — A&E: Can You Save the Patient?
Students assess an emergency patient and decide what should happen next.

18 October — Inside the Operating Theatre: Anaesthetics
Explore anaesthesia, airway management, monitoring and how patients are kept safe during surgery.

25 October — The Diagnosis Challenge: Medical Detective
Students investigate a mystery patient, interpret the evidence and work towards a diagnosis.

1 November — Outbreak: Can You Stop the Spread?
Investigate an infectious disease outbreak and make clinical and public-health decisions.

All sessions are live online at 2pm UK time and recordings will be available afterwards, so students don't need to attend live.

At the end of the programme, students can take our Future Doctors Knowledge Test, with those achieving 80% or above receiving a personalised certificate.

It's completely free and students only need to register once for all four sessions.

Register free for Future Doctors Month - www.premedprojects.co.uk/free

Oxford University is showcasing some of its favourite bits of physics through interactive workshops, and talking about what it's like to study physics at university.

There'll be a chance to put all your questions to a panel of current undergraduates and we hope to have guests form other Oxford University science departments too.

Come and join us!

All three of these events are different and you are welcome to register for and attend all of them.

More information and booking:

• Register for the online 28 November Physics Taster Morning (deadline 23 Nov)

• Register for the online 20 March Physics Taster Morning (deadline 15 March)

• Register for the online 26 June Physics Taster Morning (deadline 21 June)

  
  

Join over 30 universities from across the UK to speak to their representatives via Q&A, and choose from 16 live webinar sessions to get an insight into all things university and find out more about where you could be studying.

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By the end of the series, you'll have a better understanding of your strengths and values, discover careers that could suit you and have tangible next steps that you can take.

There will be five emails in the series answering the following questions:

1. Why should an employer pick me?

2. What brings me fulfilment?

3. Which career is the right one for me?

4. How do I get into the career that I want?

5. How do I get relevant work experience?

If you would like to receive the emails, sign up here.

You can join KPMG — one of the Big Four — straight from school, on an apprenticeship in Audit, Tax or Corporate Services. You earn a salary of £25,500 to £28,000 depending on your office, and you work towards a professional qualification or a degree while you do the job.

Roles are filled as applications come in, so the programmes that interest you may close before the deadline. If you already know KPMG is where you want to start, apply early.

Do not skip this bit

Add your Young Professionals code

On the last page of the KPMG application form (Information source, page 6 of 6) you will be asked how you heard about them.

Fill it in exactly like this:

How did you hear about us? Agency / Partnership

Agency / Partnership name: Young Professionals

Reference: YP2027

Our Discover Durham Tours - guided by current Durham students - are a great opportunity to explore our campus, the city, and student life. Sessions take place in the morning and afternoon on Monday 26 October.

Completing certain MOOCs might make you eligible for an alternative offer to study with York.

Any Year 12 students who join the programme will also have the opportunity to take part in a tutorial component, writing a response to a lecture and discussing it with an Oxford academic in a small group session.

Sign up using this link.

Join us for an exciting, interactive virtual event exploring the unexpected careers shaping the future of transport.

From data and AI to technology, cyber, planning and sustainability, there are more opportunities in transport than you might think. This fast-paced session will challenge perceptions, introduce you to people working in the sector and help you discover where your own interests and skills could fit.

Save the date and register your interest today.

Wednesday 4 November 6-7pm - Virtual Harrogate Open Day

Tuesdeay 17 November 6-7pm - Meet the Infantry

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Students can join our doctors each Sunday and work through a different interactive medical scenario:

11 October — A&E: Can You Save the Patient?
Students assess an emergency patient and decide what should happen next.

18 October — Inside the Operating Theatre: Anaesthetics
Explore anaesthesia, airway management, monitoring and how patients are kept safe during surgery.

25 October — The Diagnosis Challenge: Medical Detective
Students investigate a mystery patient, interpret the evidence and work towards a diagnosis.

1 November — Outbreak: Can You Stop the Spread?
Investigate an infectious disease outbreak and make clinical and public-health decisions.

All sessions are live online at 2pm UK time and recordings will be available afterwards, so students don't need to attend live.

At the end of the programme, students can take our Future Doctors Knowledge Test, with those achieving 80% or above receiving a personalised certificate.

It's completely free and students only need to register once for all four sessions.

Register free for Future Doctors Month - www.premedprojects.co.uk/free

Student finance, budgeting and scholarships
Wednesday 21 October, 4.30-5.15pm

Student support and life at Leeds
Wednesday 28 October, 4.30-5.15pm

Register here

Register here

Click on the pdf to book your place.

Accountancy & Tax

Banking

Business

Construction & Trades

Design

Engineering & Manufacturing

Financial Services

FMCG & Retail

Hospitality

Legal & Law

Marketing

Media & Arts

Property

Public Sector

Sciences

Technology

Transport & Logistics

At the University of Chichester, smaller means personal. You’ll get the support you need, learn from lecturers who get to know you, and benefit from teaching that’s recognised as some of the best in the country.

Anyone who attends will be in with a chance to win free university accommodation for their first year of study with us*, worth up to £7,000.

We’d love you to join us at our beautiful West Sussex campuses, with city life, the coast and countryside all on your doorstep.

Join us at our next Open Day

• Saturday 10 October 2026

• Sunday 25 October 2026

• Saturday 21 November 2026 

At our Open Day, you can:

• Meet your future lecturers and talk to students

• Explore the courses you’re interested in

• Take a look around our campuses and facilities

• Enjoy free ice cream or sweet treats, free parking, arrival drinks and a goodie bag

  
  

* Everyone who attends one of our Open Days will be entered into a prize draw to win their first year of accommodation. See chi.ac.uk/open-day-prize-draw-terms for more information.

Information on this increasingly popular option for students after school can be limited and hard to find, so InvestIN hopes to bring some clarity to this area and share expert advice on navigating future applications.

You can find out more and register your place here.

• Chat to lecturers about the courses you’re interested in 

• Hear from our current students about student life at UoG 

• Explore our campuses and accommodation 

• Get advice on applications, student finance and support 

Book your place by visiting: glos.ac.uk/open

Saturday 24 October

• 10:30am-1:00pm or 1:30pm-4:00pm BST

You’ll have the chance to meet Escapees Michael Neocleous, Senior Environment Artist at Lighthouse Games and Matt Ward, Lighting Artist at Playground Games.

Wednesday 28 October

• 2:30pm-4:30pm GMT

We're also treating open day attendees to 10% off at The Canteen just around the corner! Plus, you'll be eligible for our travel bursary(free travel!🥳), designed to help with the cost of getting to campus for your open day visit.

Book now

The competition is for UK pupils from state-maintained schools in Year 11 or 12. Shortlisted finalists and one supporter will be invited to attend a celebration day at the Oxford Edge and Christ Church on Wednesday 10 March.

Submissions open now, deadline 5 January 9am 2027.

Sign up: More information and submit your piece here.

We will be joined by David Scott, T Levels lead at the Department for Education, along with parent Victoria, who will share her experience of T Levels from a parents’ perspective.

Register here

Parents and carers are encouraged to register even if they are unable to attend on the day, as all registrants will receive access to the webinar recording and slides afterwards.

Whether they’re set on going to uni, or still looking into their options – including apprenticeships, gap years, or conservatoire courses – we can help! Simply fill in the form, and we’ll send you everything you need to help them make an informed decision and our Clearing Guide for Parents.