With the first group of Turing Scheme participants set to begin Turing the world very soon, our latest guest blog sees Emma Meredith, International Director of Association of Colleges, discuss the global potential the Turing Scheme offers the FE/VET sector and its learners.
The Turing Scheme allows students to gain life-changing experiences abroad that develop both their personal and professional skills. Read more in our blog post.
In our first guest blog, Emily Sinclair, the Outward Student Mobility Lead from Universities UK International, tells us how short-term mobilities are offering new and evermore accessible opportunities for students, particularly those from disadvantaged groups.
Did you submit an application for Turing Scheme funding? Let’s go through the next steps after you’ve applied.
Donate your unwanted IT equipment to the Turing Trust and help support schools in less privileged communities all over the globe.
Have you considered taking part in international skills competitions for your learners?
Thinking about a Turing Scheme project for your school but not sure where to start? Discover tools and tips for making international connections and forming school partnerships.
Are you planning to submit a funding application under the Turing Scheme? Here are 7 top tips to help you.
From who is eligible to take part to what activities the funding will cover, find out three things you should know about the Turing Scheme in our blog post.
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The Turing Scheme is the UK programme for global educational opportunities. The delivery partner is a consortium of the British Council and Ecorys UK.
