[PDF] Top 20 House of Commons Library: Briefing Paper: Number 7049, 29 January 2019: Postgraduate loans in England

... contingent loans for those under 30 years old wishing to undertake a postgraduate taught masters in any ...These loans, of up to £10,000, are planned to be available from 2016- 17 and will be repaid ... See full document

... contingent loans for those under 30 years old wishing to undertake a postgraduate taught masters in any ...These loans, of up to £10,000, are planned to be available from 2016-17 and will be repaid ... See full document

... contingent loans for those under 30 years old wishing to undertake a postgraduate taught masters in any ...These loans, of up to £10,000, are planned to be available from 2016- 17 and will be repaid ... See full document

... in England from 2012/13. The estimated RAB rate on new loans was put at ‘around 30%’, but subsequently increased to ‘around 35%’ 25 then to 35%-40% 26 , revised upwards again to ‘around 40%’ 27 and later to ... See full document

... excludes schools were fewer than 20 pupils went to Oxbridge over the five year period The Sutton Trust updated this research in 2011 with data on entrants between 2007 and 2009. 29 This found a similar pattern to ... See full document

... A detailed summary of the analysis of the responses was set out in an annex to the response document. 51 In its response the Government stated that it had no wish to alter the basic right of parents to educate their ... See full document

... general briefing only and should not be relied on as a substitute for specific ...The House of Commons or the author(s) shall not be liable for any errors or omissions, or for any loss or damage of ... See full document

... learner loans were introduced, and individuals aged 24 and over were required to take these loans to pay half of the cost of advanced level ...the number of people aged 25+ starting an advanced or ... See full document

... The provision of additional funding in the form of loans will not necessarily therefore halt the decline in part-time student numbers among debt averse students. In 2016/17 the Government removed non-repayable NHS ... See full document

... There are some exceptions to this rule for full-time students taking courses in medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, architecture, social work and undergraduate Initial Teacher Training (ITT). For further information ... See full document

... As regards children with statements of SEN which name schools as the appropriate placement for a child but parents decide to educate such a child at home, it remains the local authority’s duty to ensure that the child’s ... See full document

... the number of places have dramatically reduced” 57 It also contended that the Government’s emphasis on integration had “not translated into a coherent strategy for ESOL provision in England” and that ESOL ... See full document

... We believe that [local authorities] are best placed to determine how resources should be used in the areas that they serve and to balance the demands of a broad range of discretionary travel against their budget ... See full document

... Clearly the emphasis on whole-family working has been […] unambiguously positive. The key worker approach has been unambiguously positive. At the moment there is an interesting conversation to be had around whether more ... See full document

... new loans from 2012 when it published proposals for changes to ...in England from 2012/13. The estimated RAB rate on new loans was put at ‘around 30%’, but subsequently increased to ‘around 35%’ 25 ... See full document

... The report stated that it could not conclude that arrangements for training new teachers represented value for money until the Department meets its targets and addresses information gaps: The Department has missed its ... See full document

... • Other bursary elements such as extra week’s allowances for courses that run for longer than 30 weeks and 3 days each academic year, and practice placement expenses. Students who qualified for a bursary also had the ... See full document

... the number of students stating that they felt their higher education represented good value for ...the number of students who said that their course was good value for money increased by 3% to ... See full document

... 2.5 The government wants to ensure that families get the best value for school uniforms. A 2015 Department for Education survey found that nearly one-fifth of parents and carers reported that they had suffered financial ... See full document

... general briefing only and should not be relied on as a substitute for specific ...The House of Commons or the author(s) shall not be liable for any errors or omissions, or for any loss or damage of ... See full document