Many students will have no suitable course of study under 'reckless' BTec plans
Young people will ‘pay the price' if plans to withdraw funding for a number of applied general qualifications, such as BTecs, go ahead, report warns.
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Young people will ‘pay the price' if plans to withdraw funding for a number of applied general qualifications, such as BTecs, go ahead, report warns.
All regardless, it's going to be ok. - all remember the long walk to the school and looking in the envelope and looking down ince like sound doesn't exist outside of your head, almost that surreal moment because right there on that piece of paper are your results and that will be happening for about 400 students in this room later on we already have some students who have not had much sleep. it is a very nerve—racking day and for most of those getting their results today, a—levels, t levels, other qualifications these would have been the first exams they sat and so for the first exams they...
We've worked hand—in—hand with universities over a two—year period to make sure students would be treated fairly. universities are used to working with 700 different types of qualifications. they can absolutely cope with the differences in the devolved policies. it is celebrations for those who did their btecs and also t—levels, a relatively new qualification which gives entry to higher education in things like digital skills, health and construction. students in blackpool were among the 97% of t—level students who have received at least one university offer. more than half of 18—y...
Millions of people. another statistic, more than 2 million went into a&e units during the month of july, the second highest for that month. nhs does get through a large number of appointments, procedures and providing emergency care. thank ou very much. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the head of the universities and colleges admissions service — or ucas says students will have to be "quick off the mark" if they want to secure a place at a top university through clearing this year. a—levels, t—levels, btecs and other lev...
Proposals for the 'MBacc', which will steer pupils towards technical training in Greater Manchester, have put the mayor on a collision course with ministers