When it comes to writing in the 2020s, AI-Generation has become one of the most important issues for many industries, including education. AI tools can now potentially write Personal Statements for applicants, but is this allowed and should you use it? This guide will explore these questions and more.
Writing Academic References is the part of the application process that is most dependent on you, the teacher. However, just as Oxbridge applicants are expected to meet Oxbridge standards within their application, you too must write a reference that reflects your student as a capable candidate for their course. This guide will help you create the perfect academic reference for your prospective Oxbridge students.
As a teacher, you should already have a good understanding of the UCAS application process. However, this process is different (and more challenging) for those applying to Oxford or Cambridge, as well as UK medical schools. In this guide, you will learn about the unique obstacles that face your Oxbridge applicants and how you can support them through the UCAS process.
On January 12th 2023, UCAS announced that the traditional Personal Statement would be replaced by a multi-question form for university applications. Find out how this will work, when it will happen and how it will affect your application.
For Oxbridge applicants, it’s key to understand the UCAS application cycle and to have everything ticked off for the 15th of October. Use our UCAS timeline to see where you are at.
The UCAS reference and letter of recommendation are the most undervalued parts of your university application. Having a strong UCAS reference and a strong letter of recommendation is advantageous to your application, as it gives admissions tutors a clear picture of who you are as a student. We explain what they are, why they are important and what the differences are.
The A-level U-turn impact on Oxbridge admissions need to be fair to lower sixth as well as upper sixth. Next year’s school leavers will be hardest hit by the A level U turn, and the government needs to start planning now.
A-level results day represents the culmination of years of hard work, multiple exams and marks the start of higher education or employment. We’ve put together a guide to results day, the average grades needed to get into Oxford or Cambridge and the options you have if your results don’t match your expectations.
Your UCAS application is vital to getting your offer at university, so it’s important that you get thing correct. In this guide, we’ll go through the various deadlines, the process of receiving offers and explain what UCAS Clearing, Adjustment and Extra are.
Results day and clearing – how do they work with your university application? Firstly, the most important thing to know about results day and clearing is that, although they can be intimidating, there is no need to panic. There are a few myths about results day and clearing, so read on to find out exactly how it works.
