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RealisingOpportunities

AccesstoProfessions

Realising Opportunities (RO) offers your organisation the

opportunity to engage with some of the country’s most

able16–19 year olds as they take part in a comprehensive

programme which develops their skills and ability to

progress to a research intensive university.

RO students are amongst the most able students

in their age group, but are less likely to have

familial, friendship or school-organised access to

professions and related opportunities.Through the

Access to Professions

strand of the programme, RO

works to provide enhanced access to information

about professions and employability skills.

We aim to work with leading UK and international

employers to ensure that the guidance given to

our students is up-to-date, dynamic and relevant

and offers rewarding professional volunteering

opportunities that are easily tailored to demanding

careers.

If you are a professional who can enthuse

young people about your industry or chosen

field we would like to hear from you. You can

find out more information and complete an

expression of interest form at

www.realisingopportunities.ac.uk / professionals

Working with RO you will benefit from:

Access to leading, research intensive

universities.

The opportunity to engage in activities that can

contribute to corporate social responsibility

requirements.

Professional development, including opportunities

for staff to develop their communication skills in

vibrant, interactive ways.

Access to bright, talented students to help raise

their aspirations to professions related to your

organisation.

Read on to discover the low impact ways your

organisation can get involved with Realising

Opportunities.

How useful it was to talk

to students, mentors and RO

universities. It has been very

good for us and allowed us

to reach just the groups we are

trying to target. We’ve found

participating very worthwhile so

thank you. We should very much

like to take part next year too

!

Helen Beeston,

UKCAT