We couldn’t do the work we do without our fantastically dedicated university student volunteers. They come from over 40 universities across London, South West, West Midlands and South East.
There are many ways for your university to get involved!
We build partnerships with volunteering teams, careers services and subject departments tailored to each universities’ priorities for student engagement.
In 2022 we were the biggest volunteer recruiter for University College London students. We were also part of the ‘Aspiring Educators’ programme at The University of Exeter, giving students valuable experience for their post-graduation options.
We’ve been joined by placement students from many universities including: King's College London, Kingston University, Goldsmiths University, University of Exeter, University of Birmingham, University of Wolverhampton and University of Warwick.
We welcome students from any discipline and offer a range of different packages and different roles.
Benefits to your university
See your students inspire and have a direct impact on the next generation of learners
Support the social mobility movement - help to inspire our young people, giving them tangible goals for their future
Benefits to your students
Increase the employability of your students
Students gain transferable skills in leadership, education, communication, and relationship building
Students can boost their CV and gain professional references
Enable students to get involved in their wider community and make a difference in local schools
Gain experience working with young people and a valuable insight into the charity sector
Enabling students to get involved in something outside of degree subject and university
Get in touch with team@coachbright.org if you want to learn more about our university partnerships and placement opportunities.
““Tackling one of society’s biggest social problems, CoachBright helps pupils improve their attitude, work ethic and academic performance which ultimately transforms their life chances.
At the University of Exeter, we are delighted to support their important work and look forward to seeing this expand further in the coming years.””
Over 2021-2022 we worked with 1600 students from…
