What our aims are
Focused on instilling excellence in the leaders of tomorrow, The Legacy Project aims to empower and develop individuals (ages 16-21) from less socially mobile backgrounds to pioneer in their chosen fields. We are working to serve as a bridge that connects all students to opportunities they deserve, whilst also promoting a culture of perseverance, mental-resilience and strong work ethic.
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Why we do what we doSocio-economic disadvantage continues to be the most significant driver of inequality, hindering access to and outcomes from higher education. Having experienced difficulties and obstacles in our own academic and personal development journeys, we wish to impart our life lessons, opportunities, and tips in order to remove the institutionalised hurdles struggling students face from a variety of diverse backgrounds.
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What we offer
We offer bespoke tailored support to all our students, free of charge.
This August gone we delivered our first set of subject-specific seminars, aimed at aiding prospective University students with their UCAS applications.
From encouraging healthy motivations and mindsets, to an insight into various degrees, we covered:
This August gone we delivered our first set of subject-specific seminars, aimed at aiding prospective University students with their UCAS applications.
From encouraging healthy motivations and mindsets, to an insight into various degrees, we covered:
Currently we have:
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Careers & AcademiaWe want to empower individuals by providing expert mentorship and help that can enable them to achieve their academic and career objectives
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Mental Health Awareness1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem of some kind each year in England. We are partnering up with a few organisations to help provide training and raise awareness.
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Personal DevelopmentSocial mobility does not stop after a-levels. We believe it is critical for disadvantaged individuals to develop their soft skills so that they can really close the attainment gap.
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