One of the most important sections of your UCAS application is the personal statement.

This is also the section that most applicants find the most challenging.

The university admissions team will use the information you provide in your personal statement to decide whether you are a good fit for the course. It’s your opportunity to make yourself stand out from other applicants.

It’s essential to get as much relevant, and qualified information into this section as possible, so that you can satisfy the criteria.

Competition for UK University places is more intense than ever

In 2022, competition for UK university places is expected to be more intense than ever:

• Many students have deferred their applications because of COVID-19

• UK A-level grades continue to be at at an all time high

You only get one chance to make a strong application that will stand out in the crowd and secure your university place.

Let me show you how to make a strong application

Join me at this interactive seminar where I'll be sharing with you:

1. The techniques you should be using to build your personal statement
2. How university admissions teams assess your application
3. Common mistakes to avoid

Tailored feedback on your personal statement included

A personal statement needs personlised feedback! Once you've join my webinar, I'll review your personal statement and provide you with tailored feedback, detailing any opportunities for improvement, to maximise your chances of making a successful application.

About me

I'm Katryna - a Further and Higher Education lecturer the UK.

I have a BA Hons degree from the University of Wolverhampton and a Master degree from the University of Chester. I also have a postgraduate teaching qualification and over 20 years teaching experience. I have helped thousands of students to successfully secure places at UK universities.

I've put together a package to support you with your application and UCAS personal statement. You can benefit from this support if you:

• are applying for an undergraduate or Masters courses, starting in 2022

• have no access, or limited access, to a school or college careers advisor
• are a UK or International student.

Webinar places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first served basis.