Grit: breakthrough programmes

@gritbreakthrough.bsky.social

When you change your thinking, you can change your world. Our programmes do just that in universities, colleges, local authorities, schools and in communities www.grit.org.uk www.linkedin.com/company/grit-breakthrough/

Thrilled to say that we’ll be at the Forum for Access and Continuing Education (FACE) conference at @uniofbath.bsky.social in June where we’ll be talking about Social capital and the degree awarding gap: spaces, places and relationships. See you there! tinyurl.com/ycysmpd5

Conferencing With FACE - FACE

In June 2025 FACE will host its annual conference at the University of Bath. Whether you’re definitely planning to attend, need to convince a budget holder that its worthwhile, or on the fence about t...

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Excellent piece on how critical it has become to empower students to shape what support looks like, rather than universities trying to come up with ‘answers’ and ‘solutions’ from their own, often limited and limiting, understanding of students’ lived experience tinyurl.com/yycth5z9

What if students were the architects of their own success? | Grit: breakthrough programmes

How can we REALLY know what it is like for the mature student balancing work and care responsibilities, the student with disabilities navigating inaccessible booking systems, the international student...

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Excellent piece on how critical it has become to empower students to shape what support looks like, rather than universities trying to come up with ‘answers’ and ‘solutions’ from their own, often limited and limiting, understanding of students’ lived experience tinyurl.com/yycth5z9

What if students were the architects of their own success? | Grit: breakthrough programmes

How can we REALLY know what it is like for the mature student balancing work and care responsibilities, the student with disabilities navigating inaccessible booking systems, the international student...

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What with the Easter break I’ve only just got around to reading this great piece by @stish.bsky.social. “It’s wrong-headed to think of deficits in students’ work readiness as the fault of students… employers & educators have a role to play in helping students understand their own skills” Spot on!

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NEW on Wonkhe: Graduate and apprentice employers are growing less interested in a person’s age, education and technical experience. Stephen Isherwood explains the upshot for higher education buff.ly/0QE1WJ9