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Parent Blog: Lauren – The Application Process
Lauren has four children, three of which have attended University and the fourth is considering a degree or degree apprenticeship to start in 2019. The application stage can seem quite complicated but don’t worry because there will be plenty of experts on hand to help. I took every opportunity to attend the Higher Education evenings offered by my children’s sixth…
Parent Blog: Jennie – The Application Process
Jennie has two sons, the eldest is currently at Loughborough University, studying a sports coaching degree and the youngest son is working through his GCSEs. Once your son/daughter has narrowed it down to the place they want to study, then this is the time to make sure the course they want is the best one for them. As I previously…
Parent Blog: Stella – The Application Process
Stella has two daughters who both have degrees, one of which progressed via A levels onto University and the second completed an Open University degree after originally completing BTEC and A level qualifications. The application process can sometimes happen without you as a parent/carer realising it. The main reason for this is not that your son/daughter are keeping things from…
Parent Blog: Jennie – Information Stage
Jennie has two sons, the eldest is currently at Loughborough University, studying a sports coaching degree and the youngest son is working through his GCSEs. When your son/daughter is ready to look at next steps into further education, then the first question you need to ask is what do they want to do as a career? What interests them? This…
Parent Blog: Lauren – Information Stage
Lauren has four children, three of which have attended University and the fourth is considering a degree or degree apprenticeship to start in 2019. So… your son or daughter thinks they want to go to uni… What do you, as parent(s) need to know? The most important thing I’ve learned is that this is your young person’s experience, and…
Parent Blog: Stella – Information Stage
Stella has two daughters who both have degrees, one of which progressed via A levels onto University and the second completed an Open University degree after originally completing BTEC and A level qualifications. When you son/daughter expresses an interest in higher education you have a responsibility to take an interest and support them. You can do this by offering advice…
