Unifrog
The school has arranged for all students to have their own Unifrog account which they can keep until they finish school.
Unifrog is a careers platform which brings together information from lots of different sources to offer a ‘one-stop-shop’ of everything you need to know about your future study and career opportunities.
Because this account is your own, it will save any activities and research you undertake and offer you personalised career suggestions based on your interests and the job profiles you have ‘liked’.
It is important that you take the time to explore Unifrog as there are a lot of useful tasks you can undertake on there, for example, researching college courses and creating a CV.
There are also lots of generic resources around managing stress, revision, student finance and studying abroad.
All students have received an email regarding signing into their Unifrog account.
You can sign in here:
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