UCAS’ Secondary Education Advisory Group (SEAG) is looking for an independent school member to join the Group.
SEAG focuses on the impact of current and future products, systems, and services on the school sector. They also discuss and debate wider policy issues, their impacts on progression to higher education, and UCAS’ role in this.
SEAG meets three times per year, at UCAS in Cheltenham, and members are expected to be active in the sector, engage with the Group, contribute to its activities, and seek views and feedback from their own networks and other groups.
The Group's terms of reference and current membership matrix is available on ucas.com.
If you’re interested in joining the Group, please submit an expression of interest to groupsandforums@ucas.ac.uk by Monday 30 April, stating your school's name, and why you would like to join the Group. The Group's next meeting is on Thursday 21 June 2018.