From a recent survey of 300,000 final-year students, it is revealed that the performance of British universities is up to the mark. Overall, 85 percent of the students are satisfied with the quality of their course during the whole academic year, leveling the figure with the previous year. The academicians term this trend as an indicator of the high-quality education of institutions in the UK. The University of Bath tops the ratings followed by Buckingham (2) East Anglia (3) Essex (4) Keele (5) and St Andrews (6). However, it was also revealed in the survey that there are some areas that Read more

The job market in Britain has a more competitive trend than any other country. With a diversified range of industries operating in the country and a growing number of graduates, the competition is tougher than ever. According to a recent survey, here are top ten degree that can get you a desirable job in UK within six months of your graduation: 10. Physical Sciences Physical science comes at #10 with 89.9% of the graduates got a job or admission for further education within six months after their graduation. 9. Mathematical Sciences Next comes the mathematicians, 89.9% of whom had landed a Read more

A personal statement is the most defining part of college application process. Considering this, it can affect the admission panel’s decision to approve you or not. But guys! Writing a personal statement can go wrong if you are a copycat. The UCAS has compiled what they call the ‘most-used’ sentencesthat have been used in previous personal statements. In the last 700,000 university applications, the phrase “I have always been fascinated by…” has been used in almost every personal statement. Considering the quantity of the personal statements, it is plenty of times! For students Read more

According to a recent survey, teaching is the most gratifying profession in UK with 83% of teachers do not want to change their career. Number of holidays and relationships with the co-workers are among the reasons that make 83% out of 2000 teachers happy for their profession. Their only concern was the lack of perks and issues with promotion, according to the survey. Next comes the Secretaries, who work along with the boss and enjoy a more flexible workload with the engineers comes third in the list. “At a time when job stability is uncertain in many companies, it is encouraging that Read more

According to a recent survey conducted jointly by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills and the Economic and Social Research Council, the number of jobs for unqualified has superseded by the jobs for the graduates. The survey shows a major change in the previous trend of the job market where more graduates are now needed than unqualified individuals. Looking back at mid-80s, when there was only one job for every 10 graduates while the figures for the unqualified were three times higher than the graduates; the study showed a major step forward for fresh graduates, especially in the Read more