This week, we’ve been bringing you the best advice about university interviews, but what if your course doesn’t have an interview?
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Get ahead in nursing at UWS
UWS is the largest provider of nursing and midwifery education in Scotland; their graduates and staff are making an immense contribution to improving the health of the nation and are also making their mark across the world to improve health and wellbeing internationally.
Talking money money money
Going to college or university can often be the start of your independence. That means a whole load of added responsibilities you didn’t think about before. Yup, we’re talking money…
Have you considered a career in nursing?
If you are caring and love to help others, but enjoy a challenge, then nursing could be the perfect career for you.
Are humanities and art degrees worth the student loan?
What do you want to be when you grow up? How many times are you asked that throughout your life and expected to have a solid answer, as if life isn’t constantly in flux.
Wanna inspire a generation? Be a STEM ambassador!
If you’re studying a STEM subject at college or university, have you thought about becoming a STEM ambassador?
A letter to my first-year self…
Dear Saskia, First of all, congrats on getting into university. I know this is something you’ve wanted for a long time, so you must be very proud of yourself. I am writing to you because going to university can be tough, and unfortunately, I know it will be tough for you, so I hope this… Continue reading A letter to my first-year self…
What I learned from results day
Results day is weird. You wait a long, long time for it, and it’s over in a second. This year, the wait from my last exam to 8 August felt painfully slow, especially given the fact I’d just sat five Highers and this was, arguably, the most important academic year of my life. I don’t know… Continue reading What I learned from results day
Mad skills
Here’s a scary stat – young people are THREE TIMES more likely to be out of work than adults. They’re also continuously exposed to to lower quality jobs, greater labour market inequalities and longer school-to-work transitions. The reason? Young people simply don’t have the skills that the job market is asking for – both in… Continue reading Mad skills