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Evan Orlando’s tutor has helped him take his GCSE Maths from a 6 to an 8
“My general confidence with Maths questions has skyrocketed. I will never be able to fully put into words how much my tutorials have helped. more
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Our students get a glimpse at what working in engineering looks like
The Access Project and the Royal Academy of Engineering hosted a live Q&A for young people interested in a future in engineering. more
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Virtual trips help disadvantaged students picture a future at top universities
We are delivering a week of online university trips for more than 500 Year 10 students from Monday 14 February 2022. more
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2022
The Access Project is passionate about helping more women into STEM subjects. Last year 52% of our female students went on to study sciences. more
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Ayesha couldn’t believe her eyes when she opened up her results on Results Day
Our Student Ambassadors are involved students who invest their time to help make our programme as great as possible. more
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Statement on Office for Students call for universities to work more with disadvantaged young people
The Access Project’s statement on the Office for Students’ call on universities to work closer with disadvantaged young people and schools. more
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How Halima aced her last minute UCAS application for the course of her dreams
The young people who have gone through The Access Project and are not in education, employment or training can benefit from extra support. more
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Our LGBTQ+ Heroes for LGBT+ History Month
This February we are celebrating LGBT+ History Month at The Access Project. We asked our… more
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Miriam’s family gave her hope that she would be accepted
For Miriam, having that support network is essential. “Form a support system at home, with friends or online.” more
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Katie has been offered a place to study Physics at Oxford
Katie was sat in the library with her friends when she found out she’d been offered a place to study Physics at the University of Oxford. more
