Quantum Pathways

Free university admissions webinars for parents and students

A free, hour-long live panel each month with our senior consultants, and sometimes guests, on the parts of a university application that matter most. Sign up once for every recording and an invitation to each new session.

How the webinars work

Each webinar is a live panel session of about an hour. The panel is a mixture of our senior consultants and, for some topics, guests, and each month it takes on one of the things that matter most in getting into a leading university.

There is time for your questions throughout. Every session is planned to be useful both to students applying this year and to younger students planning ahead, and to their parents.

The webinars are free and run on a Saturday at 1pm UK time. Register for a session below, or sign up once to receive every recording and an invitation to each new session.

The year's programme

  • October

    Interview preparation, the biggest pitfalls, and critical and lateral thinking

  • November

    Admissions tests: why they matter and how to prepare

  • December

    Applying strategically: the UK versus the US, and a long-term roadmap at any age

  • January

    Choosing your path, and demystifying the G5 and Oxbridge

  • February

    Super-curricular versus extracurricular

  • March

    Competitions, EPQs and research: what are they worth?

  • April

    Work experience: where to find it, the niches, and how to make the most of it

  • May

    Making the most of summer

  • June

    Personal statement masterclass

  • July

    The UCAS application: what matters most

  • August

    Results day and Clearing

  • September

    The new cycle: getting started

Register for the next webinar

Registration is free. Every session is on a Saturday, 1pm to 2pm UK time, on Microsoft Teams.

Get the recordings and invitations

Sign up once to watch past webinars and receive an invitation to each new one.

Sign-up opens soon. In the meantime, you are welcome to book a free consultation.