Resources

Aspire to HE have joined forces with the Gateway team, at the University of Wolverhampton. Bringing together key financial information for adult learners. This presentation is packed full of information – please take a look!

If you have any questions please get in touch with your Aspire to HE college adviser.

Are you interested in applying to the University of Wolverhampton? Get in touch the Gateway team for more advice and support 01902 321032.

University guidance videos for school groups and students

These videos have one key aim. To support students who are considering university to make informed future decisions. They feature guest speakers from a range of different universities, who are always experts in the subject they are speaking about.

They are independent, impartial, and under one hour to suit school timetables. They include the general content students will find useful – like how to write personal statements, student finance, UCAS applications and more.

As well as the UK’s first video subject guide!

These subject videos introduce studying a range of different subjects at university. We cover reasons to consider the subject, what to expect on the course, and usually a careers guide and application tips as well. From Chemical Engineering to Computer Games! We add new events every week – and even take your requests!

Aspire to HE have been working to develop a robust evaluation framework. We recognised a need to understand the key knowledge under pinning a students success to transition in to higher education.

This allows us to measure key knowledge at the beginning of the programme and the end to see impact.

Here is the research paper we commissioned to underpin our knowledge curriculum. This is now being used across our partner schools and colleges.

Aspire HE are sharing research on how COVID 19 has effected young peoples post 18 plans and their access to higher education outreach activities.

This research focuses on how Aspire to HE can support pupils following the pandemic. We spoke to schools and colleges from The Black Country and Telford and Wrekin.