With Christmas gone but winter drawing on, a January poll on The Student Room invited members in from the cold to answer the age-old cuppa conundrum: ‘Tea or coffee?’ Read More
The Student Room’s CEO, Chris Newson gives an interview to NMA about the direction of the world’s largest student community site Read More
Founded in 2008 and 2002 respectively by Teacher Peter Langley, Get Revising and Connect Publications have grown to offer over 600,000 students support with their exam preparation. Students can create revision timetables and share academic word searches, revision notes and quizzes. Read More
With the gradual increase of women in the boardrooms, TSR members talk female bosses, but put age before gender as the bigger issue when it comes to workplace tensions. Read More
TSR members have been ‘taking a break’ to participate in the latest Kit Kat promotion and have voted the limited edition peanut butter flavour as their Chunky of choice. Read More
A recent survey by Adecco of 1,000 recruitment firms reveals that more than half think that graduates have unrealistic expectations of the workplace whilst one in three felt that the education system is failing to equip the next generation with the skills needed for businesses in Britain. Read More
Love, Life, and Lectures; new research has shown that for many UK students, university is not just about getting the grades but also getting the special girl or guy. Read More
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Students feel they are being trained to pass, not taught to learn
Often there are very high (and sometimes unrealistic) expectations for most students to go through the typical route of sixth form/college then on to university. However for some students, this is not always the case. Read More »