Education
What’s been the impact of higher tuition fees on disadvantaged students going to university?
Higher tuition fees don’t seem to have affected the longer-term trend of more disadvantaged students going to university. Read
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Education
Higher tuition fees don’t seem to have affected the longer-term trend of more disadvantaged students going to university. Read
Education
The number and proportion of young people, including disadvantaged students, attending university is now increasing. Read
Education
The proportion of first time UK students from disadvantaged areas leaving higher education during or after the first year of their degree in England is at its highest level for five years. Read
Education
The total number of people applying to higher education in the UK this year (as of the final June 2017 deadline) is down 4% compared to last year. Read
Economy, Business & Finance
Youth unemployment in the UK is currently 12.5%, among the lowest it’s been since 2005. Read
Education
The true ‘additional’ cost of a policy to write off current student loans, compared to the amount the government already ‘writes off’ from unpaid loans, would be lower than this. Read
Education
51% of the UK’s ‘top 100’ journalists educated and working in the UK in 2015 attended a private school, according to the Sutton Trust. Read
Education
The number of teachers that are leaving is growing slowly, especially in particular regions. But the numbers aren’t as high as recent surveys of teacher intentions would suggest. Read
Education
University applications by disadvantaged students haven’t fallen in the last few years. Read
Education
The advantage for pupils who attend modern grammar schools is outweighed by the disadvantage for those who don’t Read
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