Online Events

Informal meetings with Admissions and Outreach Officers

During these sessions, you can expect an introduction to King's College with its facilities along with time to ask all your questions. These sessions typically last 60 minutes. 

If you have any questions please get in touch at SLO@kings.cam.ac.uk! 

We don't have rules about who can request a place at these meetings, but as guidance, we recommend any time from age 16, or the summer after you sit your GCSE (or equivalent) exams. Once we have your details, we'll then send you further information about the meeting.

Introduction to Cambridge (Y12/equivalent students)

These sessions are an introduction to how Cambridge works as a University and provide an overview of how the application process works for students who are currently at a UK school. They are designed for students in Y12 (or equivalent). (These sessions typically last 60 - 75 minutes.) The content of each of these sessions is exactly the same, so please only book onto one. 

Personal Statement workshop 

While the UCAS deadline still seems a long way off, it's never too early to start thinking about writing your personal statement. In this workshop we will introduce all aspects of the personal statement: what things to include, how to structure it and what universities are looking for when they read your personal statement. (These sessions typically last 75 - 90 minutes.) The content of each of these sessions is exactly the same, so please only book onto one. 

Subject matters: post-16 subject choices (Y10/11 or equivalent)

These sessions are designed for students in Y10/11 who will be taking A levels or the International Baccalaureate. Teachers supporting these year groups are welcome to attend as well. (These sessions typically last 60 - 75 minutes.) The content of each of these sessions is exactly the same, so please only book onto one. 

Sessions for schools

If you are a school interested an alternative online provision to our usual in-person activities, please do get in touch (slo@kings.cam.ac.uk) so we can discuss options with you. Additional information can also be found on our Schools Liaison Initiative webpage (linked below).