Top tips for UCAS/Discovery

It's time to get ready to explore a world of possibilities and for the live event! Whether you know what you want to do next, or you’re looking for some inspiration, this is your chance to get loads of research done and get the help you need to start your application.

Here are our top tips for everything you need to explore throughout your discovery day.

Your future starts here, so make the most of it!

1. Get inspired

Not sure what to do next? The Discover your options zone should be your first stop – open your mind to different paths and career routes with our inspirational video series.

2. Meet unis, colleges, and employers

Whether you think you’ve decided on your next steps, or want to keep your options open, remember to visit as many exhibitors as you can. With everyone online in one place, this is your opportunity to compare your options, so make the most of it.

You never know, you might just discover your perfect course, or an apprenticeship at an employer you’d not even considered. Ask questions, find out about specific options, and watch virtual tours to make sure you’re confident in your choices.

3. Watch live

From application clinics and personal statement workshops to CV help and employer Q&As – whether you’re ready to apply or just getting started, we’re here to help you take the next step with our jam-packed schedule of live sessions. Check out the Live Lounge line-up at your chosen event so you can plan your visit. 

4. Hear from real students and apprentices

Want to hear from real students about why they chose a certain course? Or from apprentices about why they chose an apprenticeship? We’ve got you covered with live and on-demand sessions and Q&As, where you can get the trusted authentic advice you need.

5. Get support

Once you’ve narrowed down your options, it’s time to start thinking about your application. Your school will give you help and advice, but don’t miss out on the extras available in the Discover how to apply and more zone – from application advice, CV and interview help, practical tips on handling money, and more. 
 

Why not start making notes and planning your visit in your own UCAS Hub?

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