
Working from home as a Widening Participation Graduate Intern
Working with communities is tricky – isn’t it? Image by AbsolutVision My two colleagues and I in Higher Opportunities
Working with communities is tricky – isn’t it? Image by AbsolutVision My two colleagues and I in Higher Opportunities
Challenging bias: crossing boundaries and interdisciplinary learning The tragic death of George Floyd in the summer of 2020 and the
Tame Your Advice Monster and Release Your Inner Coach The advice monsters I’m going to start by telling you a
Why HE: the reasons those from under-represented backgrounds choose university-level study Context In a previous post, I considered the reasons
Keeping it personal: supporting under-represented groups to succeed in HE Our work with under-represented groups at the University of Hertfordshire
Fair Access and Participation to Critical Thinking ‘Critical thinking.’ Two significant buzzwords in the Higher and Further Education sector, but
Are universities doing enough to attract learners over the age of 60? At a recent university community open event I
Lifelong learning…an alternative student? The advice monsters Nowadays the concept of a traditional student is changing, slowly. While the majority
Understanding Widening Participation in Northern Ireland The advice monsters At the end of October 2022 the Understanding Widening Participation in
Lifelong Learning: can policy impact on the hardest-to-reach learners? ‘The characteristic feature of Lifelong Learning is flexibility’ (Lifelong Education Commission,
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