This year, our supporters are making it possible for us to work with 15,000 pupils across the UK.
Together, we aim to break the link between a young person’s background and access to life-changing education by equipping them with the knowledge, skills and confidence to successfully apply and progress to highly-selective universities.
Supporting The Brilliant Club
We are always looking for supporters to join us on our mission towards fair access to highly-selective universities.
You can download our Case for Support here.
If you are interested in supporting the charity, we would love to hear from you!
Please email Maddy Maloney at [email protected] or call 0207 939 1946.
Thank You
We are grateful to the supporters who make it possible for us to make a positive impact for thousands of pupils across the country.
Ways you can support The Brilliant Club's mission
Put us in contact with schools
We want to hear from non-selective state schools across the UK so that we can reach as many as pupils with The Brilliant Club programmes as possible.
Recommend us to PhD graduates
We look for individuals with strong communication and interpersonal skills, excellent planning and organisational skills and resilience, an understanding of the UK teaching profession and a commitment to The Brilliant Club’s mission.
Join Friends of The Brilliant Club
We would like to invite you to become part of our Friends of The Brilliant Club network, which provides opportunities for everyone interested in the charity to come together, share ideas and support our mission. To sign up, please select ‘Join the mailing list today’ below!
Our impact
1500+
Over 1500 PhD tutors trained and placed
800+
Over 800 schools and colleges
15,000
Working with more than 15,000 pupils
For the last three years, UCAS has found The Scholars Programme to have a statistically significant impact on progression to highly-selective universities. For typical groups of 100 pupils matched for a range of characteristics, including ethnicity, postcode and prior attainment at GCSE, we expect 56 Scholars Programme alumni to progress, compared to only 30 pupils who have not completed the programme.