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West Midlands
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Aimhigher West Midlands retweeted
A group of our Y9 and 10 students enjoyed a fantastic day @AstonUniversity learning all about University life including the range of clubs and societies on offer alongside their studies. We are so grateful to @AimhigherWM for continuing to offer such rich experiences - thank you!
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With more than 350 NHS careers, narrowing it down is not always simple.
This is where the NHS ‘Find your career’ quiz comes in. Take 5 minutes of your day to answer 50 simple questions, and we’ll give you some roles for you to explore.
Search ‘Find your NHS career’/Visit buff.ly/TtZMDFz
Aimhigher West Midlands retweeted
Today is NHS day of National Careers Week!
1.3 million people will also visit a GP surgery today, 35,000 people will call 999 and 44,000 people will attend A&E.
Can you be part of the team making a difference?
Search ‘NHS careers’ to find your role.
#NCW2025
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More than 1 in 5 children in care in England are placed over 20 miles from home – some as far as 500 miles. That's #GoneTooFar.
Children should be kept close to the people and places that matter to them 💜 Can you help us reach 10,000 signatures? becomecharity.org.uk/gtf-pet…
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A huge thank you to @AimhigherWM for organising a fantastic visit to @AstonUniversity and @MyBCU for a group of our Year 7 and 8 students focused on the links between attendance and higher education. #transforminglives
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Year 10 pupils also got to experience a narrative collage art session with Carl at The Barber Institute, which we all thoroughly enjoyed! The day was perfectly organised, thanks to the team at AimHigher! 🎓🎨 @BarberInstitute @unibirmingham @AimhigherWM
Aimhigher West Midlands retweeted
Year 10 pupils had a fabulous visit to the University of Birmingham & The Barber Institute of Fine Arts with a campus tour & had an introduction to university life from their student ambassadors! @unibirmingham @BarberInstitute @AimhigherWM 🎓🎨
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Having an action plan can help you plan and keep track of actions you need to take to progress in your career. Our local advisers will help you create a plan and set short and long term actions to reach your career goals. Call us on 0800 100 900 or visit nationalcareers.service.gov.… – at West Midlands, England
Aimhigher West Midlands retweeted
Thank you to Katie and the student ambassadors @AimhigherWM for delivering the Yr7 workshop on visualising your future self. Pupils were learning the difference between having a career and a job, how to be prepared for the future and to dream big and not give up!
#WorkHardBeKind
Aimhigher West Midlands retweeted
A group of our students enjoyed a fantastic day @unibirmingham focusing on the correlation between attendance and achievement, and the range of courses available to them through higher education. A huge thank you to @aimhigherwm for making this trip possible!
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Welcome to Esther & Rishi, @AimhigherWM Ambassadors at the University of Birmingham, to deliver an assembly to Year 10 & 11 pupils on how to deal with any exam stress positively. A key assembly to have in preparation for their mock exams starting next week!
Aimhigher West Midlands retweeted
With nights getting darker and uni assignments starting to pile up, it's important to set aside time to look after yourself. You're important too🧡
Are you struggling to look after yourself? Student Space can help you with that 👉ow.ly/SQa250U4eJW
ALT An Illustration of someone drinking tea while looking at the sunset. There's text that reads: Sometimes you just need time
Aimhigher West Midlands retweeted
We may experience stress for many different reasons but it is important that we take care of ourselves as stress can lead to other health issues. Remember to always take time for yourself because you matter. 🧡
Visit Student Space for more advice: ow.ly/tXS850U1u00
Aimhigher West Midlands retweeted
Last week, our Regional Champions of #JPSpeakout 23-24 had the chance to tour the prestigious campus of @CorpusCambridge and got top advice on their future studies and applying to top universities! #youngvoices #futurevoices #jpsoc #cambridge
📰jpspeakoutchallenge.com/corp…
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Welcome to Evie & Joy from @AimhigherWM who joined us this morning to deliver an assembly to Year 10 & 11 pupils on the importance of GCSEs, something key to remember as we approach mock exam season!
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Are you a teacher, head of year or careers adviser supporting care experienced learners?
Learn more about how universities and the H.E. 4 Me programme from @AimhigherWM can support you and your students #NCLW #WeCare
aimhigherwm.ac.uk/care-exper…
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A huge thank you to @AimhigherWM for providing a group of our Year 10 students with a visit to @unibirmingham today - our students had a BHAmazing time learning about the university and courses on offer. #post18choices
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First up was our Unifest and Keith Bradshaw Residential! This gave Year 10 students the opportunity to experience student life through academic and social activities, and access Aston's wide range of facilities across campus #TeamAston @AimhigherWM
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💜 We have many free services for #CareExperienced young people, like coaching & meet ups, & we work together on policies & campaigns to make change happen.
💻 We also offer training for professionals.
becomecharity.org.uk/Service…
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As part of @AimhigherWM and our students’ engagement with the Lexia intervention programme, they were rewarded today with an amazing opportunity to climb the O2 London and see the impressive views of our capital city! What an incredible day - a huge thank you to Mr Q Smith!
