My time at university has been great and it has given me a lot of opportunities to develop in my career areas and myself. I started here in 2020 so my first year was fully online which wasn't great, as we didn't get the 'proper' start to uni and we didn't get the opportunities/placements that we should have got. All tutors have been great, always supportive and there to help. There is always someone to talk to if needed. Throughout my time at uni, facilities have developed over time and I think this will continue. As mentioned courses/blocks have developed throughout, CPD at first were very disorganised and not very clear, but in this last year this has improved. I think for final year students, more career based CPDs are needed so that we are prepared for the open world and ready to get into the chose careers.

Placements and opportunities have developed throughout uni, as starting during COVID was hard to put this in place. Tutors are always there to guide and help. Possible Careers were made evident, and has helped to provide ideas on what career paths I would like to take in the world of sport.

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University Academy 92 is an amazing university with so many different options. The courses provided are outstanding and so interesting. The facilitates are immaculate and they are even making more space to introduce more areas in the university. The best part is that it is all 100% coursework based and no exams which does not add as much pressure. The staff at UA92 are with out a doubt 100% supportive to all students in campus. Checking up on you and providing you the best opportunities when you leave UA92 and want you to STRIVE. CPD week at UA92 is also another qualification you can leave UA92 with, which is also a great opportunity. Only improvements is when it comes to having your lanyard, students should be able to have access to get into there classrooms, instead of having to stand outside and wait.

When COVID hit in 2020, we were mainly online due to the rules and this sometimes came boring as we could really interact with other students or experience like the practical side of the courses. However, when the rules dropped and we got to be able to experiences parts of the course we missed due to being online I had a lot of fun doing this as it also improved my social skills.

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