Taking a year out between leaving school or college and starting university can be a really beneficial experience providing the time is used constructively.
Attitudes to studying abroad have changed in recent years as more UK students consider this option as part of their undergraduate study.
Some tips to help those looking to study abroad. Topics covered include researching providers, finance and alternative options.
Many courses require an admissions test as part of the application process. Here we explore this topic.
The Netherlands is a popular destination for international students with high quality universities. Find out more.
Sweden is increasingly becoming a higher education destination for many international students who are drawn by "Lagom"
Canada is recognised globally for its higher education qualifications which is one reason why over 600,000 international students head there each year.
Germany is ranked among the world’s top destinations for international students. Find out why and learn how you can explore opportunities to study in Germany.
Discover why over 1.1 million international students a year study their undergraduate degree in the US
There are several different things to consider when choosing your options at 16, we'll discuss what your options are and how to navigate them.
Technology is changing the workplace at an alarming rate, how will certain industries and job roles operate in the future?
The Gatsby Benchmarks provide a framework for educational institutions to deliver good careers guidance - we're exploring how to meet each standard...
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