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Adventure tourism presents a significant opportunity for the tourism industry in Southern Africa and Africa, as highlighted by a panel discussion at WTM Africa on 03 April in the host City of Cape Town.
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Adventure tourism presents a significant opportunity for the tourism industry in Southern Africa and Africa, as highlighted by a panel discussion at WTM Africa on 03 April in the host City of Cape Town. The discussion brought together industry experts Julia Louw, Head of Leisure Tourism for the DMO unit…
Huge grade inflation, probably, on tuesday, so they re going to have far more students saying i ve got a right to come to the course, than the university has places available. a degree in medicine cost around £180,000, so the numbers are capped by the government. in 2019, that meantjust over 8,300 students starting medicine and dentistry degrees in england. last year, because of chaos caused by changes to how a levels were graded, an extra a50 places were created. now the government says in england, the cap will be lifted to more than 9,000 places and extra money will be found. julia louw has secured a place at oxford university, and says after a tough year, it s good news for students who want a career in medicine. it s really good news that the government is, you know, supporting medicine students and allowing lots of people to access those kinds of resources. especially considering how hard
Now the government says in england, the cap will be lifted to more than 9,000 places and extra money will be found. julia louw has secured a place at oxford and says after a tough year, it s good news for students who want a career in medicine. it s really good news that the government is, you know, supporting medicine students and allowing lots of people to access those resources. especially considering how hard it s been to get those grades in the past year. but universities say it s notjust about money they need time to prepare. this week, exeter university has offered £10,000 to persuade some medical students to defer. if there is an element of grade inflation, universities will work flexibly to make sure they are really working in the interest of students, but i d also point to clearing. clearing is increasingly attractive. next week, students will find out their a level results, and with some courses oversubscribed, the pressure will shift to universities