How To Study Online – My New eBook!
Before we get started, you can grab your copy of How To Study online on this page! Many young people dream about moving away to university. The typical mental image we conjure up involves sitting among hundreds of other students in lecture halls, rushing off to join in sport or extra-curricular activities, bashing out essays […]
Connections And Contacts For Disabled Students – Choosing A University
UPDATE: This post was written and shared in April 2020, during the first lockdown. However, disabled students have found having a point of contact so helpful that I’ve decided to keep it live! Choosing a university is no quick decision for any student, but when you’re disabled and/or chronically ill, there are dozens of […]
University and Chronic Illness: A Survival Guide. My Debut Non-Fiction Book!
Before we go any further, I’m thrilled to finally share that my non-fiction book, University and Chronic Illness: A Survival Guide is available for purchase in paperback now. SQUEEEEE! You can grab your own copy by heading to this page! And now we return to this post from November 2019, the day I *finally* got to […]
Tips For Job Hunting As A Disabled Graduate
This piece was originally commissioned by Debut Insights: see the original post here! Let’s be honest, the education system wasn’t built with disabled people in mind. That said, every year countless disabled students graduate and embark on successful careers in the industry of their choice. Nearing the completion of your studies and thinking about work […]