Take part in practical taster sessions across creative subjects, from film production and animation to journalism, photography and games programming. Meet current students and industry experts, explore campus facilities, and get a first-hand feel for creative study at Park Campus in Cheltenham.

Tackle university-style essay prompts in a fully virtual international writing challenge, with live webinars, on-demand bootcamps and curated resources to sharpen your writing. Your essay will be evaluated, and some entries may be endorsed by the organisers to strengthen your writing portfolio.

Get fully funded A-Level Economics support with dedicated 1:1 tutoring, structured essay help and platform access. Join mentoring, career workshops and round-the-clock support, then get matched with a tutor within a week.

Want to explore humanities like a uni student? Join Balliol’s year-long Floreat programme to tackle challenging topics beyond your curriculum, build academic skills, and get tailored support for competitive university applications through weekly online seminars and direct contact with Oxford tutors.

Create an original poster inspired by innovation in food and agriculture. Draw, paint, sketch or go digital, then submit your entry as a JPEG through the online form - photographs aren’t accepted.

Work through Python coding scenarios in a live problem-solving workshop led by a university computing lecturer. Practise core programming ideas, build confidence and get a taste of university-level Computer Science. Join online via Zoom and ask questions by microphone or typed comments.

Publish analytical pieces on economics, politics and global affairs for a worldwide-read platform run by young women in sixth form and university. Explore how subjects from the humanities to science and technology shape everyday life, or read perspectives you may not encounter elsewhere.

Want to shape health in your community? Join a free, youth-co-designed MOOC to build research, leadership and advocacy skills, learn how public health works, and lead community action - perfect for beginners worldwide.

Complete paid work experience placements during school holidays, alongside up to two weeks of employability training and workshops. You’ll also get a business mentor who supports you through the programme and beyond, with industry-specific streams including tech, STEM and finance.

Explore artworks in UK public collections, then turn your observations into personal, creative or critical writing. The programme also includes a competition with a prize.

Tackle gravitational field strength, uniform and radial fields, gravitational potential and satellites in an interactive online A level Physics masterclass led by a qualified Physics teacher. Use diagnostic questions and AQA-linked sample exam questions to test key ideas and sharpen your exam technique.

Spend a week using French in full-time placements with Lille’s businesses, schools and organisations, matched to your interests and future plans. Live with local hosts, get support from a Group Leader and build confidence in workplace and intercultural communication. You’ll finish with a certificate.

Create accessible posters, booklets and social media posts in Canva, helping publish resources that make healthcare, social services and community activities easier to find. Work remotely or from the office.

Develop your creative writing live on Zoom in a supportive small group, with expert tutors from leading universities guiding you through character, plot, dialogue and more. Try practical exercises, get feedback and build a personal portfolio, with a graduation event and Certificate of Achievement.

Take part in a four-hour Moot Court Challenge, where you work in teams to prepare arguments and face a mock trial. Explore landmark cases and legal principles, meet a practising lawyer, and earn a Certificate of Achievement.

Run psychology experiments, debate ethical questions and analyse brain imaging in live online classes, tutorials and masterclasses. Choose one or two weeks, then present your ideas to the group; successful completion earns a Certificate of Achievement.

Choose two subjects from more than 30 options and study in Oxford through tutorial-style learning, keynote lectures and essay counselling. Small-group teaching keeps the student-to-teacher ratio at 1:3, alongside formal dinners, cultural activities and excursions.

Design and model engineering projects using MATLAB, hands-on lab work and dimensional analysis, guided by specialist tutors over two weeks. Work in small groups with one-to-one tuition to build independent research skills and produce a personal project, then receive a certificate of achievement on completion.

Work through interactive online learning, expert-led modules and practical tasks to explore NHS careers and hear from healthcare professionals. Complete quizzes and webinars at your own pace, then earn a completion certificate.

Collect primary data across coastal, urban and parkland environments while preparing your A Level Geography NEA. You’ll practise field methods, analyse data and work on question formulation, research, risk assessment and methodology, with field sessions at Newton, Porthcawl and Margam Park.