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The Access Project on BBC’s Asian Network
The Access Project (TAP) took part in the BBC Asian Network’s ‘Big Debate’ about the equality gap at our universities. Current student Chethaka and former student Tahmid, who’s now a trustee of the charity, spoke about how the sort of targeted support TAP offers can open up a world of opportunity.
ITV Central: Education Charity partners with Magdalen College Oxford to boost student chances in the East Midlands.
Watch coverage from ITV Central on our new partnership with Oxford University. Find out more about how Magdalen College will be supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds on The Access Project for the next 3 years.
‘The Access Project has helped to shape my future for the better’
Student ambassador at Holte School in Birmingham, Halima, shares her experience on The Access Project. Her time on the programme has increased her confidence and motivation. Halima is now striving to secure the grades to study politics at university and in the future make the lives of young people like her better.
Education Charity partners with Oxford University to raise aspirations for Nottinghamshire pupils
This Thursday 6th February The Access Project is launching a new partnership with Oxford University. Magdalen College will be supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds on The Access Project for the next 3 years. It helps boost the chances of students in a deprived part of Nottinghamshire getting into Oxford University.
Click to read the press release.
Top Universities told to give more places to disadvantaged students – The Access Project Response
Top Universities have been told by the Office for Students to give more places to students from disadvantaged backgrounds like those on our programme. Read our response from our CEO, Nathan Sansom.