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Consulting • Student Programmes

Open Space for Universities

A student experience that builds aspiration, positive graduate outcomes and resilience for work & life.

Strategic consulting on graduate outcomes, plus practical mind-skills programmes for students, graduates and staff.

Strategic consulting

Strengthening graduate outcomes

A strategic review of your approach to graduate outcomes, culturally, operationally, within the curriculum and across the wider student experience.

  • Listening to the voices of students, staff and employers.
  • Reviewing data and insights, internal and external.
  • Building a roadmap for graduate outcomes and student experience.
  • Senior team support, embedding mindsets, behaviours and plans.
  • Communications, facilitated away days, embedding plans into teaching.

Programmes for students and graduates

Skills for the future of work

Practical mind-skills programmes to manage pressure, build confidence and prepare for their career.

  • Strengthening emotional intelligence and the human-centred skills essential for communicating, connecting and progressing with confidence and resilience at work.

Programmes for staff

Sustaining the people who teach

Workshops and team programmes for academic and professional staff. Shared tools for stress, focus and collaboration.

  • Shared language and practical tools for pressure, focus and collaboration across teaching and professional teams.

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Background

Sarah led the careers and placements service at Kingston University, helped establish The Careers & Enterprise Company, strengthening employer engagement and aspirations for school and college students, and chairs the board of governors at Makers Tech.

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Free toolkit

Open Space for Universities

A short guide you can share with colleagues. What the consulting looks like, the student, graduate and staff programmes, and how a first conversation usually starts.