AccessEd works with universities to help their graduates and postgraduates have an impact on the world around them while supporting the mission of increasing access to higher education globally. We do this by offering programmes that help universities develop their post-graduates as well as programmes that contribute to their Widening Participation strategy.
We collaborate with universities and institutions (scholarship groups, NCOPs, and more) to offer programmes that help develop undergraduate and postgraduate university students while contributing to a bigger social footprint.
Find out more about each programme below.
Covid-19 Update: AccessEd is working with university partners on digital training and widening participation content. To find out more about how we are able to support learners at this time please contact us in the links below.
GrowUni is our cornerstone programme. We work with university partners worldwide to build university access programmes in their region or country to respond to help bridge the gap for underrepresented young people. The programme model uses the time of your post-graduates to offer a special tutoring intervention for 10-18 year-olds, supporting their journey to higher education. In 2020 and beyond we are also going to be working with UK universities to link them into our global programmes to support cross-cultural opportunities and increase best-practice sharing.
If you are interested in being a part of our international work please contact us here.
Our series of courses that range from Orientation in the UK to Social Impact and Leadership to Employability Skills for your post-graduates and undergraduates; we have entire curricula or packages of themed courses that help increase student confidence, skills and ability to have social impact post-degree.See our LeadUni Training Curriculum snapshot here: Curriculum PDF
We work with UK universities on their widening participation strategy through digital innovation projects and special curriculum boosters focusing on state schools and students that are harder to engage. This work primarily takes part in the UK but is open to international universities interested in helping under-supported schools and students better access their content, expertise and create strengthened access programmes.To find out how we can support your subject and curricula content for school-age students, please contact us here.
We came out of The Brilliant Club. The Brilliant Club is the original charity working with university post-graduate researchers to help you give back as either a tutor or teacher. To find out more about being a Tutor with the Scholars Programme or a teacher through the Researchers in Schools programme visit: The Brilliant Club.