Month: April 2010

The total income for universities in the UK rose by £2bn over the course of a year, official statistics show. Figures from the Higher Education Statistics Agency show universities had an income of £25.4bn in 2008-09, compared to £23.4bn in 2007-08. The data indicates £7.3bn of this came from tuition fees and education contracts – […]

There is a new breed of high-achieving students who are spurning university in favour of work. Why?Jamie Ponting, 19, worked 25 hours a week at his local supermarket and still managed to shine as a finance academy student at Cirencester College: he got four As at A-level, as well as a distinction in his BTec […]

Good textbooks are more important for high attainment in maths than factors such as setting or expensive IT equipment, according to a new study by King’s academics into international comparisons of maths attainment in schools.   The study was commissioned by the Nuffield Foundation and undertaken by academics from the Department of Education and Professional […]

There are the so called diploma mills who aren’t accredited to offer online courses. They so often are misleading with the fact that they charge at a price and have you finish the course in the earliest time possible. Interesting? You might just find yourself wasting both time and money if you fall for this […]

BBCBy Hananh Richardson BBC News education reporter College principals’ pay should be capped, a union is arguing, as thousands of jobs in the further education sector are at risk. Unison, which represents support staff, says college leaders’ pay has risen by over 40% in the last eight years, up to as much as £184,000. The union […]

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March 31, 2010 The Guardian report that English UK are threatening to seek a judicial review of new changes to Government immigration policies which came into effect 03/03/10. We had reported these changes previously on MTG. We were struck, however, by the words of Tony Millns, the Chief Executive of English UK “No evidence has […]

From http://www.ehow.com/list_6150254_ten-colleges-london-_amp_-u_k_.htmlCollege level instruction in England began in 1096. In 1167, King Henry II officially prohibited English citizens from studying at the University of Paris. Today, the United Kingdom (UK) offers over 100 schools of higher education with more than 50 in the city of London. The 2009 Times Higher Education-World University Rankings placed four […]

Below given is the list of Suspended Colleges in London . This list is accurate from December 2009 to March 2010If you notice that any school/college is not in our list , pls. let us know Hamilton College LondonAccess College LondonAlbion CollegeAlbion College’s UKBA inspection is on Feb 10alliance resource nvq training centreAlpha Meridian College […]