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  1. University Alliance responds to Education Select Committee report on apprenticeships

    …t it’s not going to happen on its own without major reforms”. “The levy is complex, confusing and misunderstood by far too many employers, who don’t know how to access or use it. This is compounded by the bottleneck in apprenticeships being signed off, so the levy surplus is building up in Treasury coffers. The knock-on effect risks providers like universities or colleges backing out of providing programmes, because they can’t cover costs”. “Minis…

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  2. UA’s comment on Jo Johnson’s speech at UUK conference

    …sment should continue to be placed on widely agreed, understood and fairly comparable performance indicators. “University Alliance is committed to excellent technical and professional education – that’s why this year we are piloting a Teaching Excellence Alliance focused on developing, defining and championing our unique model of teaching excellence.” Notes to editors Dr Sam Grogan, Director of the Teaching Excellence Alliance and Pro Vice-Chancel…

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  3. Comment on A-level results day

    …aligned to the future needs of the economy: over 40 per cent of degrees at Alliance institutions are accredited by professional bodies. “Alliance universities have also been at the forefront of the development of Degree Apprenticeship programmes, combining study with extensive on-the-job training and giving students the opportunity to earn while they learn, as well as flexible provision and new routes to help widen participation in higher educatio…

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  4. University Alliance response to HEPI report on The Comprehensive University

    Commenting on The Comprehensive University, a report authored by Prof Tim Blackman and published by HEPI, University Alliance Chief Executive Maddalaine Ansell said: “Universities are making progress on widening participation and many can be proud of their efforts. But overall, the sector is not supporting social mobility to an extent that will have profound societal impact. Any step change needs bold thinking – radical ideas may initially look u…

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  5. Supporting success: Volunteering is a win-win for students and their local communities

    …onstabulary, councils and charities, and students who can give a long-term commitment or who are hoping to find roles relevant to their future careers. Current roles include helping children at a local school learn to code, becoming dementia support volunteers and mentoring secondary school children. Student Alex Bracey volunteers on campus as part of ‘Student Watch’, a bike crime prevention initiative. Head of employability Julia Hughes said: “Vo…

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  6. Cutting-edge astronomical research inspiring the next generation of scientists

    …fully-robotic telescope based on La Palma in the Canary Islands, capturing complex data for astronomy research. Motivated by the possibilities that remotely-operated robotic telescopes could present for new communities, researchers established the National Schools’ Observatory (NSO). This web-based resource gives UK and Irish schools free remote access to the university’s Liverpool Telescope. Now, pupils at more than 4,000 schools use the instrume…

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  7. A comparison of HE funding in England and Australia: what can we learn?

    …ralia (and this includes an interest-rate subsidy alongside non-repayment) compared to the UK’s 45%. The Australian graduate repayment system has a high earning threshold for repayment (like English system) and a progressive, income-contingent repayment system (like England ) but once the graduate crosses the earning threshold the monthly repayments are higher. Australian graduates make higher repayments to achieve a much shorter repayment period;…

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  8. Why should you attend the BCC Business and Education Summit 2017?

    …collaborating with local schools, colleges and universities can boost your company’s growth by finding and retaining new talent, and maximising productivity. If you’re an educator, attending the Summit gives you the chance to connect with businesses from across the UK and find out more about the benefits of working with your local Chamber of Commerce. Hear from political figures, thought leaders from education and business, and successful young en…

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  9. Creating marine reserves to tackle overfishing

    …l research which showed that the Scottish Government had a duty to coastal communities in managing fishing rights. This helped them to create Scotland’s first fully protected marine reserve in the island’s Lamlash Bay to strike a balance between fishing and conservation. UWE Bristol’s research team were then invited to meet with organisations interested in setting up similar reserves. Together they established a conservation agency, the Blue Marin…

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  10. Securing a sustainable future for the fishing industry

    …nsumers are placing greater importance on being able to trace where it has come from and what it actually is. National UK and Spanish media covered the issue, while the BBC series Fake Britain, Newsround and Channel 4 documentaries Dispatches and Food Unwrapped commissioned the research team to provide advice on genetic identification, seafood traceability and fisheries sustainability. Image credit: Waiting to fish by Des Morris Back to Real World…

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