[PDF] Top 20 Accessing funding in further education : a college perspective on access funds and student financial support

... the student from a source outside the college were more likely to be paid by cheque, such as books (66%), transport (66%), accommodation (65%) and subsistence ... See full document

... of student financial support ...students access to high quality ...such financial aid, to be less knowledgeable about student funding than students from social classes A ... See full document

... provides funding to further education colleges in Wales to operate a hardship fund for their students, known as Financial Contingency Funds ...Students Support Funds or ... See full document

... whether further mergers might be ...additional support from DfE might prove necessary to achieve the ultimate objectives of improvements in college financial and learner ... See full document

... apprenticeship funding will, in part, be provided via the apprenticeship levy, a charge set at 0.5% of any UK employer’s pay bill in excess of £3 million. By 2019-20, the Government estimates that the levy will ... See full document

... QLR is useful in this study, as it can capture development processes as they unfold. Taking a longitudinal, qualitative approach supports an examination of individual change in the young participants over the course of ... See full document

... higher education and thus provide access to Master’s study ...higher education degree but to a state- recognised ...higher education institution awarding a higher education rather than ... See full document

... providing access to mirror or alternative sites to the east rather than the west may provide better quality ...purchase access to off-peak resources on the other side of the globe should be ... See full document

... improving the quality of medical education as well as the number of physicians trained. With respect to student support, funds should be provided in such a way as to widen the oppor-[r] ... See full document

... learning support, there were a range of variations in the approaches ...additional support was ...additional support in the ...additional support. A further approach was to use the mid ... See full document

... In addition to these economic forces driving change there has been a rapid development of technology over the past few years, which has had dramatic effects on many aspects of society. In response, there have been a ... See full document

... 2012, further education and skills providers with the inspection outcome of grade 3 have been judged as requires ...2012, further education and skills providers with an inspection outcome of ... See full document

... In addition to Bruce’s guidance on the thesis structure and his constructive suggestions and continual encouragement, he was responsible for the original suggestion of an income contingent loan for paid parental leave ... See full document

... this perspective suggests that it is equally valid in the case of a long-term investment such as higher ...life-course perspective a deferred payment system is likely to look more progressive and ... See full document

... 38. While a certain amount of information can be drawn from FES returns, the level of information required for audit purposes means that each college will be expected to retain that information to support ... See full document

... outwardly support undocumented students was suppressed by factors including a muddled understanding of immigration issues, unclear legal and ethical restrictions, and fear that higher administration, donors, and ... See full document

... general further education college/tertiary college (includes specialist further education colleges); SFC: sixth form college; ISC: independent specialist college; ... See full document

... The Technical Working Group also cited „sector efficiencies‟ as a way of reducing the funding gap, with the sector having „a proven track record on efficiency‟. Universities Scotland‟s „Working Smarter: Progress ... See full document

... of education or ...in funding. This is particularly true for further education colleges, where salaries where already lower than in schools but have seen an additional eight per cent ... See full document

... time education by the age of fifteen. Participation in education after the age of twenty falls below 4 % in some areas and is as low as 1% - 2% in districts of extreme disadvantage ...in further and ... See full document