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The Teachers’ Guide has been produced by UniTasterDays.com in collaboration with HELOA - to support the university guidance that is provided in secondary schools and colleges.
Editorial has been provided by over 35 colleagues at universities and higher education institutions throughout the UK. On topics covering how to support students with their university decisions, university events, widening participation & fair access, UCAS applications (including writing school references) and more. It also includes the key student finance facts from Martin Lewis.

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Jonny Atkinson, HELOA UK Chair

David Morgan - Chief Executive, The Career Development Institute

Kieran Gordon MBE - Executive Director, Careers England.

This Guide sets out the necessary underpinning knowledge for their decision-making and application and describes how best to take up the diverse offers of events and workshops to support applications. The Guide also highlights the extra help available from school liaison and outreach staff for pupils and students who might be socially disadvantaged, disabled or facing other barriers to success and think that "university is not for me." As examples, this help may include specifically targeted events, and bespoke bursaries for care leavers.
At a time when the sheer amount of choice can be bewildering and the widespread effects of the pandemic confusing, the information and advice in this comprehensive Guide sets out how you can work with universities and colleges and do your best for all your students."
Andrew Rawson, Director, Action on Access
A special thanks to the below institutions for their kind contributions:































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