Welcome to Aimhigher Lancashire
Welcome to the Aimhigher Lancashire website. This website provides information and advice for young people in Lancashire on why you should consider going to university and how this can be achieved. It also provides information, resources and materials for practitioners working with young people to motivate and support them in entering university or higher education.
Links
Click on the links below to take you to other websites which will have further information to help you.
Lancashire Lifelong Learning Network
We are proud to be part of the Lancashire Lifelong Learning Network which has over 40,000 learning opportunities for vocational learners in Lancashire.
What is Aimhigher Lancashire?
Aimhigher Lancashire is part of the national Aimhigher programme, which encourages young people with potential who would not normally consider Higher Education (HE) to ‘aim higher’. It aims to raise aspirations, widen horizons and create a greater skills base in the workplace.
Aimhigher Lancashire is one of 5 area partnerships in the North West, and is represented by relevant stakeholders and agencies in Lancashire who are committed to the development and promotion of a coherent programme of activities. Find out more about Aimhigher Lancashire
Associates
Aimhigher Lancashire's Associates scheme 2009/10 is currently underway involving 4 universities and 21 schools and colleges across Lancashire. Aimhigher Associates can click on the link below to take them to the resources library.
Contact Details
Aimhigher Lancashire
Advancement
University of Central Lancashire
Preston
PR1 2HE
t: 01772 894448
e: ahlancsadmin@uclan.ac.uk
Summer Universities
The aim of the Aimhigher Lancashire Summer Universities programme is to provide a higher education residential opportunity to young people who have been identified as part of the Aimhigher cohort within schools and colleges in Lancashire. A place on a Summer University is an opportunity for young people to find out everything they need to know about higher education and what it would be like to go to 'uni'.
