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This part of our blog is dedicated to content specifically for our Youth Members and any young people who are interested in science and healthcare careers. We’ll be sharing lots of advice and tips for university applications here and on our Instagram page. We’ll also be posting news for our Youth Members so remember to check out our posts below regularly. Guide to Writing a Personal Statement Revision Techniques and Tips Why did I join the YMS? J…

Contributors: Devan Mair, Emma Elliott, Carola Bigogno, Safiya Zaloum There is an enormous range of diverse and interesting careers in healthcare – in fact there over 350 different careers within the NHS! In this blog post we’ll discuss what it’s like to study medicine, dentistry, nursing, midwifery, pharmacy and we’ll highlight the Allied Health Professions. Medicine What the degree involves: If you love immersing yourself in the science of the…

by Safiya Zaloum & Charlotte Morgan, with contributions from Emma Elliott, Ashraya Harish, Lorena Lucioli & Carola Bigogno After you have decided what subject you want to study at university, the next step is to decide where to study. There are many factors to consider when choosing which universities to apply to; here we share those that we think are the most important to consider, based on our team members’ experiences. Course structure and con…

…that the best way for me to work was in small 30-45-minute chunks, having a 10-minute break, and then get back to working again. This ensured that for the time that I was working, I was very productive. It is also good to have a goal set in your mind for what you want to achieve by the end of the day and really stick to it. For example, one of my goals would be “ by today I need to finish my introduction, abstract and material section and start on…

…e workshop. As with our science shows, workshops are very interactive using sound, film and team games to explain the different scientific concepts. Click here for details of our workshops and science shows How long does a session last? All our science shows and workshops last for 1 hour. Please remember to allow time for the pupils to come in and take their seats and to filter out again. How much do you charge? To view our prices for visit here….

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…eers In Science and Health (Year 9-13) (on-site only) Key Stages 4/5 Careers In Science and Health (Year 9-13) (on-site only) Ingenious Genes (Year 10-13) Invasion! Infection and Immunity (Year 10-13) (on-site only)…

We want Centre of the Cell to be an accessible, diverse and enjoyable environment for all visitors, where everyone can learn and feel included in science, especially those who have not felt included before. We are working to increase our accessibility offer so that all visitors can engage with our content and sessions and walk away having a more positive attitude towards science. We are running an SEND consultation to help us improve accessibilit…