FE colleges
Searching for excellence in FE colleges
... Barnfield College is the largest of four FE colleges in Bedfordshire and Luton. it operates on four sites in Luton, a fifth in Bedford and through 66 centres across Bedfordshire. The college serves a ...
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Higher education in FE colleges
... to FE colleges; that the bodies responsible for funding fur ther and higher education should collaborate and fund projects designed to promote progression to higher education; that, in suppor t of a local ...
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Changing times, changing roles: FE colleges’ perceptions of their changing leadership role in contemporary UK politico economic climate
... communities. FE college leaders, through the Association of Schools and Colleges (AoE) engage with debate on the role of their colleges because it recognises the centrality and influence that it has ...
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Harnessing Technology: pilot study for aligning learner voice with the annual sector survey of FE colleges
... of FE colleges, but there is no reason why an online survey should not be extensible to the other FESR sectors, though the Offender Learning and Skills Service (OLASS) would present a particular set of ...
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Taking stock: a review of development in FE colleges
... some colleges is to offer a free skills needs analysis service to local ...establishing colleges, working closely with the SBS, with specialist exper tise in generic business suppor ...between FE ...
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The positive impacts of interactive whiteboards on student learning outcomes in FE colleges, and the conditions under which outcomes can be maximised
... particularly at the use of iWBs in FE colleges. Research in schools has shown that the amount and type of iWB use varies according to the teacher and subject, and the kind of changes iWB use brings about ...
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Evaluation of the value of tier 4 international students to FE colleges and the UK economy
... All colleges noted that any loss or further reduction in income would be detrimental to their financial stability and further work would need to take place to address the shortfall or, alternatively, there would ...
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Deflecting risk, increasing citizenship: JPD Debate Club at two FE colleges, exploring the potential impact of critical thinking strategies
... • Office of National Statistics, (2018), ‘Estimating Suicide Among Higher Education Students, England and Wales’, available at:. https://www.ons.gov.uk/releases/estimatingsuicideamonghig[r] ...
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Post-19 education provision for young people with complex learning difficulties living in Wales : levels of need and current provision
... and colleges do not receive their first tranche of funding until late December, right at the end of the first ...demands FE colleges to accept the risk of offering placements to a group of very high ...
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The lost part-timers: The decline of part-time undergraduate higher education in England
... education colleges (‘FE colleges’) in ...an FE college wrongly return student records for a student registered at the university and taught the ...
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Reasons for choosing a further education: the views of 700 new entrants
... 31 FE colleges in England they found that lower drop-out rates were more closely associated with better information systems, tailored curricula, teaching skills and student relationships than with ...
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'Sorry to have kept you waiting so long, Mr Macfarlane': Further education after the Coalition
... the FE sector is made up of a diverse range of providers including sixth-form colleges, school sixth forms and what remains of adult education services run by local ...Specialist colleges catering ...
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Student Experience: HE in FE
... The study concluded that whilst institutions saw student engagement as central to improving the student experience they viewed learners as passive consumers rather than active partners in the process and that practices ...
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Surveillance, performativity and normalised practice: the use and impact of graded lesson observations in Further Education colleges
... in FE has arguably been less tangible than that of ...the FE sector grew considerably during New Labour (Whitehead ...in colleges to one of defining ...in FE colleges ...
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House of Commons Library: Briefing paper: Number 7019, 13 June 2018: 16-19 education funding in England since 2010
... The additional funding [for technical education] will benefit FE colleges, which provide most of the technical programmes, but many sixth-form colleges and some school sixth forms will also benefit. ...
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Evaluation of 24+ Advanced Learning Loans: May 2016
... repayments. Across the provider webpages it seemed that the strongest key message that is being relayed to students is the threshold at which repayments begin to be made. As discussed, providers during the site visits ...
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Basic skills capacity in Wales: provider and learner perceptions
... by FE Colleges, WBL providers, voluntary sector organisations; in varied settings (Colleges, private training company premises, community facilities, employer premises); to multiple socio-economic ...
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Further education activity in Northern Ireland: 2009/10 to 2013/14
... by FE colleges prior to publication. FE colleges are given a set period of time to submit the information to Statistics & Research ...to FE colleges for clarification and if ...
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Issues around the funding of 16-19 education
... general FE colleges will be among the worst-hit of all institutions — with an average reduction in funding of 3 per ...land-based colleges it’s ...form colleges it’s ...
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Dual roles and dual identities: enhancing the experience of in-service teacher training in English Further Education
... in colleges have usually held qualifications in their own vocational area or subject, until a decade ago it was not unusual for them to be employed and remain in post without ever gaining teaching ...Many ...
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