[PDF] Top 20 House of Commons Library: Briefing Paper Number 5440: 12 June 2019: Higher Education Finance Statistics

... Expenditure here is used as a proxy for the (financial) size of the sector. Total spending is clearly constrained by income. The increase in total expenditure for the whole period was greater than the increase in ... See full document

... The higher education sector is braced for a future where income does not always grow year-on-year, student numbers do not always go up, the balance of income streams is less predictable and cuts may have to ... See full document

... full-time education, including those with caring responsibilities, are already supported through the educational maintenance system, via its range of loans and ...the House of Commons Work and ... See full document

... to higher education funding and student support in England from ...the higher than expected level of average tuition fee loans, a change to the timing of ... See full document

... the higher than expected level of average tuition fee loans, a change to the timing of repayment threshold uprating, lower assumed repayments from the extra students who start higher education ... See full document

... least disadvantaged groups still remained substantial in 2018 and the overall MEM gaps increased in absolute and relative terms in 2016 and 2017. UCAS breaks down some of its group entry rates by the ‘tariff’ level of ... See full document

... April 2019 article by Susan Pember of Holex on lessons from the devolution of the AEB: Devolution hasn’t considered student needs or travel patterns, and originally made no provision for those who wanted to learn ... See full document

... least April 2021. An equality analysis was produced alongside the consultation response. 13 This looked at the impact on different types of ‘protected characteristics’ such as age, sex, disability and ethnicity. The ... See full document

... is higher than the relative low income threshold (based on figures for 2017/18) for each of the four household types in the above ...considerably higher for the other three household types in the ... See full document

... started higher education before 2012/13 would be increased in line with inflation until ...student finance system were introduced in 2006/07 when new students attending institutions in England and ... See full document

... For those not in full-time education, the unemployment rate was 10.7%, up from 9.8% a year before. Unemployment by age 404,000 18-24 year olds were unemployed, while 1.68 million were economically inactive. 3.43 ... See full document

... to June it was 87,000 less than a year before. The number of young people in employment decreased by 25,000 over the past year, while the number who are economically inactive (not in or looking for ... See full document

... a higher average annual rate of inflation than richer households over the period 2002/03 to ...points higher in 2013/14 if the threshold was uprated based on inflation rates that vary with household ... See full document

... For those not in full-time education, the unemployment rate was 10.3%, down from 10.6% a year before. Unemployment by age 404,000 18-24 year olds were unemployed, while 1.62 million were economically inactive. ... See full document

... The Apprenticeship Grant for Employers of 16 to 24 year olds (AGE 16- 24) was introduced in February 2012, and provided £1,500 to small businesses hiring young apprentices. In 2013/14 advanced learner loans were ... See full document

... There has been a general drop in entrants from the major EU countries since 2011/12; Ireland down by 41%, Germany 18%, Greece 16% and France 11%. Italy was the exception with numbers up by more than half. In ... See full document

... The Government gradually introduced new arrangements for students starting in autumn 1998 (academic year 1998/99). In the first year new entrants received support through loans and grants. The maximum maintenance grant ... See full document

... Department for Education advice on the Registration of independent schools provides more information. In particular, on the registration process, it states: The Secretary of State must decide whether the ... See full document

... Education authorities also have a general duty to ensure all their services constitute best value under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 2003 . The Schools (Consultation) (Scotland) Act 2010: Updated ... See full document

... • CBP 8419, School funding in England: FAQs • CBP 8106, Implementation of the national funding formula for schools in England. In July 2017, Education Secretary Justine Greening announced £1.3 billion additional ... See full document