Catch-up on the webinars and access all the latest resources.
You may have joined us at our
Ask Us Anything series of live events, where Sam Sykes, Customer Success Manager at UCAS, hosted webinars and live Q+A sessions with UCAS experts and guest speakers. Here are all the relevant resources to help you support your students to succeed.
Adviser Guide 2025
In our adviser toolkit, you can find the latest adviser guide for 2025 applications, as well as a whole host of other guidance and resources.
Useful resources for the classroom
You may have received our latest mailing out to schools which covers a lot of the changes and support UCAS has to offer. It included lots of handy resources which you can download here:
Support for changes and new UCAS initiatives
From the new personal statement changes to some great support for careers in the curriculum and how to support more disadvantaged students to suceed, we've rounded up lots of handy information to complement the Ask Us Anything live series.
Free School Meals application fee waiver
For the 2025 cycle, UCAS is pleased to share that we are removing the application fee for any student who is or has received free school meals (FSM) during the last six years, up until the end of their final year at school or college.
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Personal statement changes
For students applying to university for 2026 entry, the personal statement format will be changing. Sam Sykes covers the changes in this video, and you can find out more details including guidance and resources in our guide.
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Historical Entry Grades tool
Our course pages now display both the advertised and actual grades of accepted students to help students understand more about the grades universities and colleges have accepted previously.
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Subject Spotlights and Virtual Work Experiences
Find out how we've partnered with Springpod to bring Subject Spotlights and Virtual Work Experiences onto the UCAS website to help students understand their options and discover the right subjects and careers for them.
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Our latest reports and insights
Read more of our latest reports and insights, like our Next Generation Report, a study to understand what young people are planning for their futures, how they choose their subjects and careers, and how they assess the different pathways to get there.
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Outreach Connection Service
UCAS’ Outreach Connection Service has been developed for UK teachers and advisers, offering an efficient and timesaving online tool for them to support disadvantaged and underrepresented students to higher education.
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Supporting careers in the curriculum
Liz Lloyd from the Careers People offers direction on how to effectively support your students with careers guidance.
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