Applying to university. It's most likely the biggest thing you will do so far. You’ve been told that the rest of your life depends on this, so you must apply early and with a perfect application. The truth is that yes, applying to university is a big thing, but it is also something that you only have to do once, so don’t stress too much about it. My application process to university wasn't like my friends, as Nottingham Trent University was my insurance ...
A students advice on applying to university
“What should I study at University”? Choosing a Course
Finding the right course can seem like an impossibly big task, let alone narrowing down your options. You feel like you're changing your mind too often, maybe you're simply torn between two similar sounding courses, or the polar opposites. Sound familiar? John Palmer, an alumni, has written about his experience in unexpectedly choosing a different course than he original had himself set on, and his advice in helping you choose yours.👇 When I finished university and joined the world of ...
Why I haven’t used my degree in Theatre Design (in the way you think!)
“Oh what a waste and a shame” they would say. Life After NTU As NTU alumni, class of 2003 BA (Hons) Theatre Design, many would hope that I found myself immersed amongst the bright lights of Tinseltown or at least navigated my way through the West End, inevitably starting as a runner making tea and coffee for the big shots in the hope of catching my break… none of which was the case… No instead I threw myself into the world of work for a few years, doing something entirely different ...
What’s it like being an Achievement Coach?
So if you are thinking of teaching I would one hundred percent recommend this role, honestly I wish I had of done it sooner. Why did I become an Achievement Coach? My route to university was through Sixth Form and completing my A-Levels in English, Business and History. I always had a passion for English and knew that I wanted a career that involved Literature and the aspects of English I enjoyed. However, not having a clear sense of what career path I wanted to follow before and ...
Victoria’s experience as a Learning Advocate at NTU
Name: Victoria Ireland Studying: BAsC Wildlife Conservation at Nottingham Trent University Placement School: Croft Primary School Why I became a Learning Advocate A massive part of conservation is education and being able to effectively engage with a variety of people including children, about raising awareness of conservation issues. My aim was to improve my communication skills around young children as well as improving my confidence in talking to ‘miniature ...
Sophie Lane’s experience as a Learning Advocate
"...the little challenges turn into moments I will treasure for a long time." Name: Sophie LaneStudying: BSc Psychology at the University of NottinghamPlacement School: Rufford Primary School Why did you apply? There were a number of reasons why I applied: to gain experience for my CV, to help support children with less opportunities and to develop my confidence particularly within leadership. Best things about being a Learning Advocate? One of the best things about being a ...