Education Outreach Officer, proud to be working at the University of Leeds and for @GoHigherWY NCOP.
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Our @DrNMistry from @chemleedsuni talks about the importance of chemistry outreach as the way to promote career pathways in chemistry.
https://t.co/wgX7J9bv8S
We have an NCOP role going in our team. A great opportunity to work as part of a fantastic team, in a fantastic university for a fantastic cause #loveLTU#weareNCOP https://t.co/8gJDiJMUGS
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#FridayFeeling
Thinking of all the Year 13s today that we have had the privilege of helping to find their way through the UCAS process, in whatever small way. I hope you all get the results and the places you wanted!
Making our high-performing team even better today! I have learnt I need to ask for help more, and how enthusiasm can be our greatest strength but also dangerous...
Just saw this in the daily press bulletin
Seems perfectly fine and just to me - students with lower A-Levels can make massive learning gains at university (like me) and go on to great things (maybe not like me๐ฎ)
Especially the case for people with the odds stacked against them
Do have a read of this fascinating report from @unifrog covering live university aspirations from around 500K secondary students. I've pasted my foreword below for a summary of the standout findings. https://t.co/mpGOWzyXly
I dislike the generalisations here- in Admissions I at least scanned every statement, and read in great depth for our most competitive courses (not super-niche) it made a HUGE difference to offering or not. Saying "no one will ever read your UCAS statement" is simply wrong.