A dedicated tutor and university mentor support your A-level studies through guided tutorials, mentoring and subject-focused activities in Physics, Mathematics or Computing. Most sessions run online, alongside two in-person visits to the university.

Create a character reaction using traditional 2D frame-by-frame animation, guided by an industry mentor. Explore character design, rapid emotion changes, timing and desynchronization through a recorded lecture, with homework available on the online learning platform.

Join live Medicine sessions on Microsoft Teams, from operating-theatre environments and outpatient clinics to multidisciplinary meetings. Practise taking a patient history and speak with current medical students and clinicians across Medicine and Allied Health Professions.

Study political leadership, classics, international relations and more in an Oxford residential cohort for female students aged 16+. Debate ideas in tutorial-led seminars, work with dedicated tutors and develop independent projects, with college-based living and a formal end-of-programme celebration.

Hear short, punchy talks from academics at the London School of Economics and the University of East Anglia, then explore how media language shapes the stories we tell and understand. Join in with typed comments, questions or your microphone on Zoom.

Shape your own business idea across an eight-week programme, learning practical skills in money management and marketing. Work with mentors, real-life role models and other young people, then present your idea and celebrate what you’ve achieved.

Write an original short fiction (max 1,000 words) using a provided title, line of dialogue and object after registration. Have your work reviewed by postgraduate and academic judges, compete for shortlist, runner-up and winner places, and win monetary awards.

Observe routine Ear Care and Audiology clinics, where you may see hearing tests, hearing aid fittings and repairs, and specialist ear care. Spend time with audiologists, nurses, newborn hearing screeners and technical officers during a placement of up to one week.

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.

Build a business tackling a social or environmental issue, then pitch it to judges on its model, impact, innovation and sustainability. With guidance from teachers and mentors, your team can progress from local or school rounds to national competitions and potentially the SAGE World Cup.

Study alongside Chinese and international students in an intellectually challenging summer programme, taking part in academic classes, discussions and wider learning activities. Apply with recent academic documents; applications are reviewed within seven working days.

Design a house and studio for a violin maker, using hands-on model-making, technical drawing and site analysis. Build your design skills through workshops, debates and guest speakers, with Cambridge walking tours, punting and museum visits.

Bring science, technology, engineering and maths to life for young people in schools and community groups across the UK - even if you don’t work in STEM. You’ll get free resources, live online training and peer support, plus help with an enhanced DBS or PVG check.

Curious about healthcare careers? Join NNUH Skills Academy's in-person and virtual work experience to explore wards, meet professionals, build practical insight and boost uni or job applications-through career weeks, observational placements and subject-specific days.

Dr Emily Winkler guides you through the Bayeux Tapestry’s account of 1066, from the build-up to the battle and aftermath. Explore how its imagery shaped views of Harold Godwinson, William of Normandy and the Norman conquest, then ask questions; members can watch a recording afterwards.

Join weekly practical work parties on nature reserves around Bridgend, the Vale and Cardiff, improving habitats through hands-on conservation and land management. Tasks can include surveys, path clearance, fence work, boardwalk maintenance, coppicing and reedbed management.

Chat with hospital patients, read on request and use games, drawing or jigsaws to make their stay more comfortable as a therapeutic care volunteer. With staff permission and supervision, you can also accompany patients around the hospital and complete patient experience questionnaires.

Help maintain a heritage railway in Essex, choosing from hands-on roles like gardening, woodwork and trackwork or trying signalling, catering and train operations. Fit volunteering around your availability after induction, with extra safety training provided free for some specialist roles.

Bursaries can cover up to 100% of a summer programme fee, with awards based on household income and academic potential. Apply with a 500-word essay, a video of up to three minutes and financial verification documents, all submitted together in one form.

Survey marine mammals from land or boat, check sightings data and help run rock-pooling events at a marine wildlife centre. Get full training from expert staff, meet people who share your interests and commit at least two hours a week on flexible days.