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Retention of college tutors is a challenge that has faced the UK further education sector for a long time, not helped by the reduction in funding that colleges have contended with for a number of years. In fact, despite the 6.5% increase in student numbers, Sixth Form Colleges have reduced the number of staff by 11% since 2010/11. The reduction in the teaching workforce has resulted in a 28% increase in the average learner-to-teaching staff ratio across the sector, and therefore the workloads of each member of staff. Yet, with increasing pressures on the sector to meet targets and excel performance, something needs to change.
The primary focus of any educational institution is to do just that: to educate. The education sector is filled with data, from exam results, to staff performance, and there is a lot at stake; it’s not just about ensuring students can achieve to the best of their ability, but it’s also about meeting Ofsted and other regulatory requirements, which in turn has an impact on funding, recruitment and enrolling future students.
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‘Young people are in danger of giving up on their futures and on themselves’
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New @princestrust survey finds 1 in 4 young people feel ‘unable to... ‘Young people are in danger of giving up on their futures and on themselves’
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New @princestrust survey finds 1 in 4 young people feel ‘unable to cope in life’
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The figures are from a survey of 2,000 16 to 25 year olds, the first of its kind, conducted by the polling and research consultancy Comres on behalf...The figures are from a survey of 2,000 16 to 25 year olds, the first of its kind, conducted by the polling and research consultancy Comres on behalf of the housing charity Centrepoint.》》
Jenkins, C. (2014). The hidden homeless: Britain’s young sofa surfer surge. Available: www.channel4.com/news/sofa-surfing-hidden-homeless…. Last accessed 26st Feb 2021.
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