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Teachers, careers advisors and parents

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Services for schools and colleges

From school and college visits to residential summer schools, we have a range of services to support teachers and tutors

 

Parents' and carers' guide| 

An informative guide for parents and carers on all aspects of university life and our facilities.

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Access to Birmingham (A2B)|

Our Access to Birmingham (A2B) Scheme helps students from families and communities who have little or no experience of Higher Education find out about what studying at university involves.