"Enter life at University with a true spirit of adventure thanks to this indispensable guide for your journey through academia."
Life for kids today is a little bit more complex than when I was a kid and embarking upon my life after A-Levels. Then, much like the Game of Life, you had college or career. But now the landscape is hugely different.
If you decide that the university path is one for you, take a look at this Backpacker's Guide, so named to ensure every student takes advantage of their time at Uni, the planning, the investment, the fun and the course. Be an active explorer, and make sure to maximise the opportunity, and travel well.
Navigate the lingo with ease (Russell Group, red brick, The Sutton 30) when determining your next steps. And understand what to expect whilst you're there (from working independently to the type of classes on offer, the difference between a lecture, a seminar and a tutorial and even the variances in setting.)
Starting University provides one of the best opportunities of your life to try new things, make friends and have different experiences. This guidebook by two teachers with decades of experience supporting sixth form students and Uni students, offers a real helping hand to those looking to embark upon University, from setting out and preparing for the ride of your life with twelve activities to do before you go, as well as after you've arrived.
Whether you're in the planning stages, whether you are just about to go, or you're within your first year, this is a brilliant read for parents, carers and students. A remarkable roadmap to ensure your journey is a huge success.
University is an adventure waiting to happen and this book will be your guide, offering encouraging and friendly advice to help you navigate the journey like a seasoned backpacker.
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University is an adventure waiting to happen and this book will be your guide, offering encouraging and friendly advice to help you navigate the journey like a seasoned backpacker. Over the years, the university experience has changed for young people; higher education study is expensive, graduate employment isn’t guaranteed in an age of fast-evolving technology, and the stakes feel high.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed The Backpacker's Guide to University and determined it is suitable for children aged 15-18 years old
The Backpacker's Guide to University features in the following genres: Featured Books for Young Adults, Reference Works, Recommendations, Children’s, Teenage and Educational
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The Backpacker's Guide to University was written by Jo Philips, Martin Griffin and published by Crown House Publishing
The Backpacker's Guide to University has 200 pages
£13.49, reduced from £14.99. In Stock.
