Year 12 Accelerate Your Future in STEM

Year 12 Accelerate Your Future in STEM


Mo Abusef
Mo Abusef
Year 12 Accelerate Your Future in STEM

Year 12 Accelerate 2025 Programme 

Accelerate is a year-long academic and pastoral support programme for Year 12 students who intend to study science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or medicine at university.

Through a range of online academic tutorials, university information sessions, and additional activities hosted by Imperial College London, Accelerate aims to support you with your A-level studies and ensure that you are as prepared as possible for the next step in your educational journey.

Through this programme you will:
Develop the skills you need to achieve a top grade in A-level Physics or Chemistry;
Build your confidence when applying to research-intensive universities like Imperial College London, which require an A/A* in your chosen subject;
Gain an insight into undergraduate level study, and what it is like to be a student at Imperial College London.

What to expect on the programme
For 2025 entry, we will be running two strands: a Physics strand and a Chemistry strand.
Both strands will consist predominantly of fortnightly after-school online tutorials on either Tuesdays or Thursdays, with one in-person event held at Imperial’s South Kensington Campus on a Saturday in March 2025.
You may only apply for one strand – Physics or Chemistry.

 

Applications for Accelerate are now open. The deadline for applications is Thursday 9 January. We expect to release decisions in mid-February 2025.
Applications are made through Aspire (our online application system). You must create an account with Aspire before you can fill out your application.

For any queries email accelerate@imperial.ac.uk

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