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Post-16 students

Post 16 students in a classroom

We offer sessions to introduce students to the idea of going to university. 

We visit schools and colleges, as well as offering on-campus events to enable students to work with our academics and cutting-edge facilities. 

Discover Days

Discover Days enable post-16 students (Years 12 & 13 and access students) to get hands-on and interactive understanding of a given subject area and a feel for university life.

Discover Days

Workshops

Open to students who are heading towards the end of their secondary and A-level education, our bespoke workshops cover everything from writing a sparkling personal statement to transitioning to higher education with confidence.

Our workshops give students an informative, yet interactive, experience. They will learn how, why, and when to apply for university, but the workshops are also designed to calm nerves, as well as explore the benefits of going to university.

Our workshops support your students through their next educational steps. It’s true that many students face barriers to higher education, and we’re here to make sure they can be overcome. Sessions will be delivered online either live or pre-recorded with a live Q&A option.

We are open to customising the workshops, working with teachers, to ensure that the sessions will be the most impactful they can be. Typical workshop topics include:

  • Confidence-building for higher education
  • UCAS applications
  • Personal statement writing
  • Study skills
  • Student funding applications and budgeting
  • Student life
  • Stress management

For more information on these or to book a workshop in please email our team at outreachevents@marjon.ac.uk.

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Progression agreement schools and colleges

If you are student at one of the University’s Progression Agreement-holding schools or colleges, then you may be eligible for an enhanced offer when you apply to study at Marjon.

Progression Agreements apply to the majority of undergraduate programmes offered by the University (BSc Speech and Language Therapy is not currently included within our progression offer). Providing you meet the minimum entry requirements for your chosen course(s) in your application, you will be made an offer equivalent to one grade below the stated programme entry.

This enhanced offer applies to all Level 3 qualifications (BTEC, A level and Access to Higher Education Diploma courses).

Marjon currently holds Progression Agreements with the following schools and colleges in Devon and Cornwall:

Bodmin College

Callywith College

City College Plymouth

Hele's School

Ivybridge Community College

Liskeard School & Community College

St Cuthbert Mayne 

Tavistock College 

Truro & Penwith College (Truro)

Truro & Penwith College (Penwith)

To find out more, contact our Admissions Team via email admissions@marjon.ac.uk or by phone 01752 636890