Posted in General | August 28th, 2009
Having been in full time education until I was 21 years of age, I can honestly say I have had plenty of experience in completing coursework. It is often set at the beginning of a term and should be handed in near the end, but this does not mean you should forget about it until [...]
Tags: coursework, essay
Posted in education | August 27th, 2009
I think we have established that getting a good education means that people can give themselves a better start in life. However, there is help out there for people who perhaps did not enjoy school and therefore did not achieve the results they were capable of the first time round.
With the age of the internet [...]
Tags: study online
Posted in General | August 26th, 2009
When I attended college I found it really hard to choose the subjects I wanted to study for the next 2 years. It was important that I choose subjects I liked, but it would also help if they were relevant to the type of degree I might want to do in the future. My parents [...]
Tags: study, subjects
Posted in education | August 25th, 2009
Figures from this years A-level results showed that the number of A grades achieved by privately educated students increased by more than two percent this year. This increase was at least twice that achieved in state comprehensives, grammar schools of colleges across the country. The number of entries from students in private education who were [...]
Tags: A levels, universities.
Posted in education | August 21st, 2009
Keeping with the topic of students in education, the government is encouraging us to continue learning throughout our lives, but this can be very difficult to achieve in today’s day and age, particularly with the recession.
Part time students make up approximately one third of the undergraduate numbers, and there have been calls recently to give [...]
Tags: financial, part time, students
Posted in education | August 20th, 2009
A-level results were released today. Sixth Formers have received a record number of A-level passes. However many will be faced with a mad scramble to find places through the clearing system in its most competitive year. The University admissions service has advised that 135,114 students are eligible for clearing this year, but only 22,000 places [...]
Tags: A levels, learn, university
Posted in General | August 18th, 2009
Getting a job after university is very rarely an easy task. Even more so in recent times due to the impact the recession has had on the number of jobs available. It must seem like an impossible task, and not very motivating when you hear in the news that unemployment is rising.
Interesting figures from the [...]
Posted in General | August 17th, 2009
It is only a few weeks to go before thousands of young people receive the news they have been waiting all summer for………Exam results! Prior to the release of the results education is a hot topic within the news. Most recently a former key figure in Labour under Tony Blair has called for a [...]
Posted in education | August 11th, 2009
Facts produced today show that’s a diploma is more expensive than sitting GCSEs or A-levels. On average Schools are paying £52 per entry to exam boards whereas the cost of entering for a foundation diploma costs £179.91. So therefore the cost doing five GCSEs is £127.80. I know that pupils do tend to more GCSEs [...]
Posted in education | August 10th, 2009
I don’t know about anyone else but I absolutely hated writing my dissertation at University. I can’t stress this enough I would have really appreciated help as it’s the getting started that’s the worse bit. All you can focus on is the blank page in front of you and the 10’0000000000 (slight exaggeration) that you [...]