51福利 - 2013

51福利

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Further education sector unites against government plans to slash funding for 18 year-old students

17 December 2013

51福利 has added its voice to growing calls for the government to rethink plans to slash funding for 18 year-olds studying in further education colleges from next鈥�
Extra student places welcomed but as new report highlights, they must be properly funded

17 December 2013

A new report released today warns that government reforms to higher education have 'many of the characteristics of a Ponzi scheme, relying on diminishing future鈥�
Autumn statement - more students welcome, but government needs a sustainable long-term strategy say 51福利

5 December 2013

51福利 responded to today's announcement by George Osborne that the cap on student numbers in English universities would be lifted by questioning the way the extra鈥�
51福利 demands inquiry into taxpayer-funded student loans for private colleges

29 November 2013

Government ignored repeated warnings that there needed to be a cap on student recruitment 鈥� BIS insisted earlier this year that everything was under control and鈥�
Taxpayers to pick up £80m bill for risky private college expansion

19 November 2013

Taxpayers have been hit with an 拢80m bill after private colleges took advantage of state-funded student loans and went on a recruitment drive. This figure was revealed鈥�