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  • Lesson One
  • Main Task 1

Main Task 1: interviewing peers

Pupils interview each other about their plans for post-secondary (with some emphasis being placed on university and what they think it will be like). 

Suggested interview questions that pupils can add to or adapt:

  • Can you tell me about your thoughts about going on to university, once you’ve finished school?
  • What is it that interests you about the possibility of going to university? What are you excited about / looking forward to?
  • Have you had any opportunities to learn what being at university is like (e.g. experiences of friends / family; visits to a university campus; information offered at school)?
  • Is there anything you’re unsure about in terms of going to university, or anything that is worrying you about it?

  • How do you think studying at university will be different to the studying you’re currently doing at school? Can you give examples?
  • In your view, is there anything more that could be done to support young people like yourselves in moving from secondary school to university?
  • What sense do you get from peers about their hopes, and their worries, about next steps after secondary school (be that university, or other options)?
  • Is there anything else that you’d like to share on this topic?
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