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Never had the opportunity to experience high quality fieldwork or an overseas gap year? Learning & Leading is for you.

See geography come to life - Learn about new world environments -  Develop your skills

Designed to give opportunities to those who have faced challenging circumstances, Learning & Leading provides bursaries for maintained school A-Level students to undertake fieldwork summer schools in the UK or go on a meaningful gap year, fieldwork master-class weekends for teachers, and fieldwork apprenticeships for first year geography undergraduates.



Learning & Leading: Fieldwork Opportunities 
   
Fieldwork Opportunities
 

A-level: Fieldwork Summer Schools »

A-Level: Fieldwork Summer Schools »

Fully funded places for AS geographers on a fieldwork summer school: Snowdonia, 23-27 August 2010.

Gap Year Scholarships »

Gap Year: Scholarships »

Grants of up to £4,000 plus support with gap year planning for students wanting to take a gap year from summer 2011. Apply by 24 September 2010.

 


 
 
 

Undergraduate Fieldwork Apprenticeships »

Undergraduate: Fieldwork Apprenticeships »

Opportunities for first year geography undergraduates to take part in an overseas field project with their university academic.

Teachers: Fieldwork Master-classes »

Teachers: Fieldwork Master-classes »

Funded places available for geography teachers on weekend fieldwork master-classes.

Recent News
 
20.05.10
 
Students awarded places on Summer School 

AS geography students from across the country are now preparing to take part in the fieldwork summer school in Snowdonia during August 2010.
 
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Why do fieldwork? » 
Fieldwork is an important part of  geography. It offers a wonderful way of seeing the world, and a chance for personal development.

Meet the Participants »
Find out what previous participants have done and get inspired to undertake fieldwork and well planned gap experiences.

 

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