Work Experience Tracker

For A-level students, university students and parents. Designed to inspire young women, while welcoming anyone interested in accountancy and financial-services careers.

Year 12, age 16+, at a state school in/around Cambridgeshire, able to commute daily. At least two STEM A levels/IB higher levels or Level 3 Applied Science; GCSE 7+ in Maths, Biology and another science; plus at least one widening-participation criterion listed by CIMR.

Year 12 in non-selective state schools in Greater London, from underrepresented/disadvantaged backgrounds, meeting the programme’s selection criteria. In-person events at Bentham House.

Sixth-form/college students meeting Macfarlanes widening-access criteria; confirm school year and all eligibility conditions on the application page.

February cohort is KS5/post-16; later cohorts have different school-year requirements.

Ages 14–18; check full terms and distinguish cash prizes from programme scholarships.

Year 12 UK students meeting widening-participation criteria and on track for the relevant course’s contextual offer. Cannot combine with Bath Ambitions or Discover Bath.

Year 12/S5/Lower Sixth in 2026–27; GCSE English and Maths 4+; state-funded non-fee-paying education since age 11; available 3–5 August 2027. Must also meet at least one: care experience; FSM/Pupil Premium/EMA/16–19 bursary; caring responsibilities; refugee/asylum status; routine/manual main household earner; PRIME-eligible school; or no parent/guardian attended university.

Age 16–18 on 18 February 2027, in full/part-time UK secondary education. University students are not eligible; check full rules.

Current Year 12 at a UK state non-fee-paying school; under one hour by public transport from the London office; UK work eligibility; plus FSM eligibility, first generation to attend university, or refugee/asylum status.

Ages 11–18 in state-funded secondary education, home education or eligible community groups. Private-school entries have specific joint-entry rules; read the official eligibility guidance.

UK student proof and prize-draw terms apply; only one entry per email. Check course-specific academic requirements.

School/college students; check the UCAS/Springpod participation requirements.

School/college virtual-experience audience; provider registration and programme requirements apply.

School/college and university student routes; one entry per email and provider prize-draw terms apply.

Suitable for Year 12 and Year 13 students, or equivalent.

Year 12 and Year 13 students studying Level 3 qualifications. No advance preparation is necessary; resources are provided.

Interest in the relevant business area; availability and placement-specific safeguarding/age criteria must be confirmed.

Year 12 for 2028 apprenticeship starts; Year 13/gap year for 2027 starts. See provider’s detailed criteria.

Year 12 and Year 13 students interested in financial services.

Student careers resource; can be used independently or in a classroom.

Year 12/S5, Year 13/S6, college or gap-year students considering a school-leaver apprenticeship.

Designed for secondary-school students aged 14–18; requires internet access and a computer/laptop with speaker.

Check organiser age/admission requirements; not a school-exclusive placement.

18+ only, as specified in the shared listing. Confirm organiser admission requirements.

Age 16+; eligibility criteria on Uptree apply; demonstrate willingness to learn, organisation and commitment.

Year 13 students and people seeking a September 2027 higher or degree apprenticeship.

Developer-community event; age/admission policy must be checked, not assumed suitable for all under-18 students.

Year 12 students interested in a STEM university subject; programme participation criteria apply.

Year 12 England/Wales, Year 13 NI or S5 Scotland interested in studying Law.

Students and graduates; aimed primarily at aspiring solicitors applying for vacation schemes or training contracts.

Years 10–13. Check provider application form for current availability.

Year 12 state-school students meeting academic criteria and at least one widening-participation criterion, including household income under £40,000, FSM, caring/care experience or first generation at university. Details supplied by the app owner.

Year 13/final-year college/gap year in 2026–27. Apprenticeship reference criteria: AAB predicted or equivalent and seven GCSEs at 6+, including English and Maths.

Year 13 students on track for at least 136 UCAS points or equivalent, with an interest in financial advisory and the ability to work in a team.

Year 13/S6/final-year college up to age 21; predicted AAB or equivalent and seven GCSEs at 6+, including English and Maths. Extenuating circumstances considered.

Year 13/final-year college/gap year in 2026–27. Apprenticeship reference criteria: AAB predicted or equivalent and seven GCSEs at 6+, including English and Maths.

Year 12 students interested in business and technology.

Year 13; at least six GCSEs, including English and Maths 6+; predicted ABB at A level. Future employment requires UK work eligibility/relevant visa.

Programme-specific age, education, location and social-mobility criteria apply; read the selected city’s requirements.

Year 13/final-year college. Apprenticeship reference criteria: five GCSEs including English and Maths 4+ and BBB A levels predicted/achieved or equivalent.