Teacher resources
The University of Exeter School and College Engagement Team is committed to providing timely relevant information surrounding higher education issues to teachers and advisers to ensure that you can provide meaningful information, advice and guidance to your students. The resources below cover a wide range of topics from our offer-making process to resources that you can use in your classroom. Please also take a look at Discover University website for a range of resources aimed directly at students across all key stages as well as free online information and guidance sessions.
Please follow us on our dedicated Twitter account @DiscoverUniExe, which is specifically for teachers and advisers.
Our 'In Conversation' series aims to provide useful insights of topical higher education issues from a university perspective. The sessions are delivered by Dr Karl Devincenzi, School Relationship Manager, who is normally joined by key members of staff from our university community. Each session delves into different topics and aims to provide information and guidance for prospective students.
Dates and bookings for future events can be found here: In Conversation | Teachers and advisers | University of Exeter
Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week 2024 - February 2024 - Dr Karl Devincenzi is joined by Dr Katherine Lloyd Clark and Prof Rachael Johnstone who discuss degree apprenticeship provision within higher education.
Contextual Offers - September 2024 - Join Dr Karl Devincenzi and Dr Katherine Lloyd Clark as they discuss contextual offers.
Admissions Special - September 2024 - Join Dr Karl Devincenzi and Dr Katherine Lloyd Clark as they discuss the latest admission cycle. Reflecting on results and trends from the 2024 application cycle.
Teacher References – 25th April 2023 - Join Dr Karl Devincenzi and Dr Katherine Lloyd Clark as they discuss the changes to the UCAS teachers reference.
Previous episodes can be found on our YouTube channel.
• UCAS reference for 2025 entry
• Insight into offer making process 2025 entry including contextual offers information
• Degree Apprenticeships FAQs
• BTEC FAQs
• Your guide to A-Level results
• What is a contextual offer?
Advancing Access provides a variety of CPD resources, online events and offline conferences for teachers and advisers to help them support students’ progression to Russell Group universities.
To find out more and to sign up for events, visit the Advancing Access website.
We developed a range of insightful and engaging Q&A panels in the following subjects – Anthropology, Arab and Islamic Studies (inc. Arabic language and Middle East Studies), Criminology, Law, Philosophy, Politics and International Relations, and Sociology. Each panel features academics, students, and alumni speakers who offer delightful stories on what inspired them to get into their subject, and informative insights into the subjects themselves, ranging from questions such as ‘Why study this degree or subject area?’ to ‘What useful skills and attributes do graduates from this degree or subject area gain?’ Access the recordings here.
Our Careers Insight Q&A Panels consist of fantastic range of University of Exeter alumni who have gone onto exciting and varied careers, indicating that a multitude of pathways and opportunities stem from different subjects of study and experiences. Access the recordings here.
We have a range of resources that can be used for your KS3-4 cohorts. In particular, we have recordings of Information and Guidance sessions which can be used in the classroom. Please find the list of available sessions here: KS3-4 Information. We also have resources for students hosted on our Discover University website.
We have an exciting range of events and resources to share with you and your students. There are a variety of academic and guest lectures, student ambassador vlogs, and online articles.
Classroom resources suitable for a range of year groups are also available on request at any time of the year from our Teacher Toolkit section.
We hope that you will make the most of accessing these activities, not just in Black History Month, but throughout the year!
Meet the academics, researchers and leaders from the University of Exeter! Find out the range of backgrounds that our staff have and the different pathways that they have taken to their roles at the University. This series has been created to show students that they can approach higher education from a variety of pathways and backgrounds. Access the recordings here.
Whilst we are unable to provide centrally co-ordinated work experience placements, applicants are welcome to contact specific members of staff across the university. It is recommended to use the main university website to do research before sending in a request. More information can be found here.
