Sixth formers fear losing university places after assessment error
Class in London taught to wrong standard is told to redo BTec course work, but many say they could now miss required marks
‘My results spelled out END’: 10 stories of how to cope with disappointing A-level results
Didn’t get the results you expected? Ten people share their stories of how they coped with their less-than-desirable A-level grades
10 jobs graduates will be applying for from 2026
‘Virtual Habitat Designers’, ‘Freelance Biohackers’ and even space tour guides will all become realistic job options for graduates from less than ten years’ time, experts say
A level results day 2016: When is it and what do I need to do?
A level results day can be one of the most stressful but exciting times in a student’s life. Make sure you are prepared for it with our step-by-step guide
More than a third of UK graduates regret attending university
Report finds graduates have just £150 spare each month after living costs and half feel a degree has not helped their life path
‘We felt we had to get private tutoring’: readers on grammar schools
From ‘huge opportunities’ to feelings of failure, readers share their experiences of grammar schools and the taking of the 11+
Russell Group universities are the most successful fundraisers, report finds
Study shows the bulk of funds attained via donations and gifts is raised by UK’s leading research universities, with Oxbridge dominating the field
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2015/apr/30/university-fundraisers-russell-group-uk
Family connections ‘as important as money’ to help children succeed
Family connections ‘as important as money’ to help children succeed
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/family-connections-money-children-succeed-jobs-employment-work-a7157166.html
Brexit: Almost a third of international students less likely to come to the UK to study, survey finds
Head of Brexit Advisory Unit cautions: ‘The issue of being able to attract and retain talent to work and study in universities is absolutely paramount’
Number of disadvantaged students attending university falls for the first time
Despite rising tuition fees, a retrospective student loan hike, and the axe of the maintenance grant, Jo Johnson insists everyone in the UK ‘should be allowed to rise as far as their talents will take them’