Take on a team business challenge during four days of paid, in-person work experience, gaining a snapshot of life at a professional services firm. Join interactive sessions, meet staff across grades and explore early careers routes, while seeing how the firm supports clients.

Meet aerospace and aviation recruiters face to face, speak with hiring managers and explore apprenticeship, graduate and experienced-hire routes across engineering, operations, technology and sustainability. Book a morning or afternoon session; places are free but limited.

Explore claims, underwriting and insurance for renewable energy through a self-paced virtual programme, with real-world scenarios, interactive quizzes and recorded webinars. Build your understanding of how teams manage risk and respond to incidents, then earn a certificate for your CV and applications.

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.

Join live online sessions on post-16 subject choices, how Cambridge works and making a competitive application. Most include a presentation and typed Q&A, with cameras and microphones disabled. You’ll receive a follow-up email within 48 hours with further resources and links.

Guildhall School of Music & Drama presents a free, public piano masterclass led by acclaimed pianist Hyung-ki Joo. The event features outstanding piano students from the School and is designed to give the audience insight into masterclass teaching and performance practice.

Hyung-ki Joo is a Steinway artist, composer and co-founder of the duo Igudesman & Joo. He has performed with major orchestras and is Artistic Director of the Menuhin Competition. In this session he will work directly with student pianists, offering technical, interpretive and performance guidance.

The session lasts three hours and is open to all; audience members are welcome to drop in and will be admitted when appropriate. Admission is free and no advance booking or tickets are required.

Observe and work alongside healthcare professionals to get hands-on insight into cardiothoracic care and the wider NHS. Explore clinical and non-clinical roles, from pathology and transplant services to cardiac rehabilitation and pharmacy.

Collect and record Hereford residents’ stories about local waterways and wetlands, with training in ethical oral history interviewing. Help shape a shared community archive by preparing questions, capturing high-quality audio or video, and supporting transcripts, cataloguing and archive work.

Register your interest in future online webinars covering Cambridge interviews, with an overview of the process, a subject-specific workshop led by university academics and time to ask questions. They’re aimed at state school students in Year 13, S6 or Year 14 considering applying.

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.

Explore how false memories form in an interactive online talk on forensic psychology with Dr Jennifer Murphy from the University of Surrey. Unpack unreliable recollections, misleading line-ups and memory errors in the legal system, including why eyewitnesses and jurors can get things wrong.

Shadow clinical staff across a range of NHS settings, observing how nursing and Allied Health Professionals work rather than carrying out hands-on duties. Placements are supervised throughout, giving you a view of teams working together to deliver care.

BA Acting staff and current students share practical ways to prepare for auditions, from choosing monologues to recording an online audition. Get the lowdown on call-backs and ask your questions directly to the people who know Central’s process.

Tackle interactive physics problems in a live online Oxford masterclass, then explore admissions, course content and cutting-edge research through talks and lectures. Ask current undergraduates your questions about studying and university life; live attendees can interact with speakers through the webinar platform.

For Black heritage students, attend around five events each academic year exploring STEM through campus masterclasses, lectures and careers sessions, with guidance from current university students and staff. Older participants can also get help with applications, admissions tests and interviews, plus optional UCAT preparation.

Hear Professors Anil Gomes, Thomas Stern and Vasu Reddy unpack whether we can ever know what someone else is thinking, from philosophical and psychological perspectives, with Ritula Shah chairing the discussion.

Build college-level academic writing skills by planning sophisticated argument essays, shaping thesis statements, synthesising articles and using MLA conventions to avoid plagiarism. Audit for free to access video lessons and handouts; paid access includes quizzes and peer feedback. Earn a shareable certificate on completion.

Submit an original short, feature or TV script for review by industry specialists, then progress through judging stages from quarterfinalist to finalist. Shortlisted scripts are named to the Discovery List and shared with production companies and industry partners.

Build your university application through a free, self-paced online programme, choosing modules on personal statements, accommodation and student finance. Join interactive sessions led by current undergraduates, and access one-to-one personal statement support if you meet widening participation criteria.

Tackle a real-world Sheffield city-region challenge through engineering design, digital innovation, software development and cybersecurity sessions. Explore university-level subjects in interactive labs and workshops, then get a taste of racing with a Formula Student experience.