Working adults
Need flexible timetables and a route that works alongside employment. Weekday, evening and weekend study are available on selected courses.
Free, supportive guidance for working adults, mature learners and career changers — from your first consultation to enrolment day.
Nobody does this alone and gets it right first time. Here is what we handle, and when.
A free, no-obligation consultation to understand where you are and what you want from a degree.
One call, about 20 minutes. No forms first, no pressure after. You leave knowing your realistic options.
We review your eligibility for both a university place and Student Finance, and explain what applies to you.
British citizens, EU Settled and Pre-Settled Status, ILR, refugee status and Humanitarian Protection can all qualify. Eligibility criteria apply.
We shortlist courses and universities that fit your goals, your location and the hours you can give.
Timetable first, then subject. There is no point in the perfect course on a Tuesday morning if you work Tuesdays.
We help you get your documents and personal statement right, and build a CV that uses your work experience.
This is where most solo applications stall. We know what each university wants to see, and in what order.
We submit your application and prepare you for the university interview and your offer.
Most interviews are a friendly conversation about why you want to study. We run through it with you first.
We guide you through your Student Finance application line by line, so nothing gets held up.
Tuition is paid directly to the university. Maintenance lands in your account each term. We explain repayment before you commit.
You accept your offer, register, and start your course — with us still reachable if you need us.
Most questions come up in week two, not week one. We stay in touch after you begin.
It rarely is. One in four UK undergraduates is a mature student, and the entry routes are wider than people expect.
Need flexible timetables and a route that works alongside employment. Weekday, evening and weekend study are available on selected courses.
Returning after a study gap, or starting university later in life. One in four UK undergraduates is a mature student — you would be in good company.
Want a degree that supports a new professional direction. We help you find the shortest honest route into your next field.
HND holders and graduates exploring Top-Up or Master's routes to build on what you have already achieved.
Two weekdays, weekday evenings or weekends. Pick the timetable first and the subject second — it is the only way this works alongside a job.
The broadest of the business degrees. Covers strategy, operations, marketing and people management, with a final-year project you choose yourself.
Programming, databases, networks and security, taught in a pattern built for people already working in IT support or adjacent roles.
Network defence, ethical hacking and digital forensics, with hands-on lab work throughout.
Financial reporting, management accounting and tax, with exemptions available from several professional bodies.
Built for people already working in care who want the qualification that unlocks senior roles.
Child development, safeguarding and inclusive practice, with placement experience built in.
Real students, real timetables, real jobs they kept.
I kept my full-time job the whole way through. My advisor found evening classes that fit around my shifts, and explained the funding so there were no surprises.
I am 47 and had not studied in twenty years. I thought I had missed my chance. They were patient and honest, and now I am two terms into my degree.
I wanted out of retail and into tech. Campus Journey found me a foundation route, helped with the personal statement, and I start in January.
I already had an HND and did not realise I could top it up to a full degree in one year. They handled the whole application for me.
English is my second language and I did not know how any of this worked. Having an advisor explain it clearly, in plain terms, made all the difference.
The numbers below come from published UK graduate outcome data.
Plain answers to the questions people ask us on the first call.
A regulated profession with a clear route in — and no upper age limit.
Two viable routes, and how to choose between them.
Two loans, three payments a year, one repayment threshold.
Admissions tutors read thousands of these. Here is what makes yours land.
Yes, at every stage. Partner universities pay us a recruitment fee when a student enrols, which is standard across UK higher education. You are never charged and there is no catch.
No. Most of our students keep working. Universities run timetables built for working adults — two weekdays, weekday evenings, or weekends — so you pick the pattern that fits your shifts.
Yes. Many partner universities offer a Foundation Year: a one-year entry route that leads straight into the full degree, with no prior qualifications needed. Work experience is taken seriously.
We support courses in London and across England and Wales, including Newcastle, Bradford, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham, Leicester, Birmingham, Cambridge, Chelmsford, Hatfield, Bristol, Cardiff and Swansea. Availability varies by course and university.
Yes. Our advisors are British Council-certified and have been guiding adults into UK universities since 2009. Where it helps, we can speak with you in a language other than English.
One call is enough to find out what is actually open to you. It costs nothing and takes about twenty minutes.