Year: 2015
How do you choose your medical schools?
12th May 2015
Following on from our first blog last month outlining the application process, this month we are going to focus on one of the key components of UCAS, namely selecting 4 medical schools... Read more >
Psychology: 8 surprising course combinations your students did not consider
7th May 2015
Our University tool allows students to find out about course combinations at different universities. It is a great way open their mind to widen the scope of their research when it comes to the UCAS process... Read more >
What to know about the medical school application process?
13th April 2015
The Medic Portal (TMP) provides expert advice for students, teachers and parents facing the tricky, and ever-changing, medical school application process... Read more >
Physics: 3 surprising course combinations your students did not consider
18th March 2015
Our University tool allows students to find out about course combinations at different universities. It is a great way open their mind to widen the scope of their research when it comes to the UCAS process... Read more >
History: 5 surprising course combinations your students did not consider
13th March 2015
Our University tool allows students to find out about course combinations at different universities. It is a great way open their mind to widen the scope of their research when it comes to the UCAS process... Read more >
Advising students on studying abroad: Ireland
5th March 2015
What’s Ireland ever given the world beyond Guinness and rainy summer holidays? Lots, actually. With just 4.5 million inhabitants, Ireland is a small country that punches way above its weight when it comes to its contribution to world culture... Read more >
Choosing FE: learning when to say goodbye
13th February 2015
Exams are looming; open days are happening and the recruitment fight is beginning between school sixth forms, Sixth Form Colleges, and FE colleges. Teachers and lecturers have been given targets for how many students they need to sign up to their courses if these courses are to be viable... Read more >
Advising students on studying abroad: Canada
12th January 2015
Second largest country in the world, Canada is known for its astonishing mountains, lakes and prairies, but also for its multicultural and friendly society... Read more >
The role of IAG in maintaining aspirations
5th January 2015
In recent years, raising and maintaining aspirations among disadvantaged young people has become an almost obsessive focus for many people working in education, and in social policy more generally... Read more >