Jul 27, 2021 | Schools, Students, The Access Project
On Thursday, July 15, 10 students from across the country had the chance to participate in an online debating workshop with The Kalisher Trust. Students got the chance to speak with barristers about what their jobs are really like, as well as develop their skills in...
Jul 23, 2021 | Students, The Access Project
Abida is a year into her journey at The Access Project, and what a year it’s been! Abida has been through a lot since she joined but thanks to our work is now more positive about her future. This is her story… “My name is Abida, and I am 15 years old, and...
Oct 23, 2020 | Students, The Access Project
TAP student Halima explains how studying the arts has helped her appreciate Black culture. In our latest Black History Month blog she explains why she hopes more BAME students will take up humanities at elite institutions in future… Growing up as Somali in such...
Oct 21, 2020 | Students, The Access Project
In Black History Month TAP alumna Olamide explains what it’s like to be a black student at one of our oldest institutions, Oxford University, and her hopes for better representation there in the future… If you told me two years ago that I’d apply and get into...
Sep 30, 2020 | Students, The Access Project
As young people across the country return to school we spoke to TAP student Madison about her experiences & how her volunteer tutor has supported her throughout lockdown. This is her story… Returning to school after such a long break was strange. Keeping two...
Jul 9, 2020 | Students, The Access Project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tj9NDFvgPI TAP student from North London, Yemane, spoke to Money Box Live about how he received support and guidance to choose the right course to apply for. “You were thinking of an apprenticeship scheme because that’s...
