Oct 18, 2019 | Students, The Access Project, Tutors & Volunteering
The Access Project has really broadened my horizons. I recall filling out the form on a whim, the uncertainty of being successful eating away at me, but I thought it was better to take this chance than to sit on the fence and be filled with regret. Being accepted onto...
Oct 14, 2019 | The Access Project, Tutors & Volunteering
At the end of a long day at work, we can all feel tired and deflated at times. Whether sat in your office, interacting with customers or in and out of board meetings you may find it exhausting to see beyond the office walls. When someone suggests volunteering as a...
Sep 27, 2019 | The Access Project, Tutors & Volunteering
I have wanted to go to university for as long as I can remember. I can still picture my mum talking to me about it for the first time, a special place where people go to learn about whatever they are interested in. To me, a whole place dedicated to learning sounded...
Sep 12, 2019 | The Access Project, Tutors & Volunteering
After working in London at Process Systems Enterprise as an engineering consultant, I felt the need to do something different, to give back to my community. I found out about the Access Project through my company, and after researching its mission and hearing my...
Jun 28, 2019 | The Access Project, Tutors & Volunteering
After studying Maths at university, I found myself (like many of my peers) embarking on a career in Finance. I loved using my problem-solving skills and logical thinking in new situations and I was really lucky to work with a lot of talented colleagues. However, as...
Jun 19, 2019 | The Access Project, Tutors & Volunteering
I found out about The Access Project almost by accident, bumping into one of my colleagues tutoring GCSE Maths in the corridor. From this chance encounter, I have now tutored for 4 years myself and over 30 of my colleagues have started to tutor too. Many tutors often...
