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At the same time is makes a cogent bid for expanding non - traditional entry ,
using its regional identity and strong FE Access links , and claims to be closely
monitoring GCSE and National Curriculum developments to be responsive to the
new ...
At the same time is makes a cogent bid for expanding non - traditional entry ,
using its regional identity and strong FE Access links , and claims to be closely
monitoring GCSE and National Curriculum developments to be responsive to the
new ...
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What we do see is clear and sometimes quantified intentions to recruit
significantly more non - traditional students . Some refer in so many words to
equal opportunity . More specify their intentions for under - represented groups .
Four at least ...
What we do see is clear and sometimes quantified intentions to recruit
significantly more non - traditional students . Some refer in so many words to
equal opportunity . More specify their intentions for under - represented groups .
Four at least ...
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... 117 Leicester , 43 LET , 20 liberal adult education , xiii , 36 , 50 , 82 liberal
tradition , 4-5 liberal - vocational dichotomy ... 5 non - governmental bodies , 9
non - traditional students , 17 , 23 , 62 , 65 , 70-5 , 77 , 85 , 86-93 passim
expansion of ...
... 117 Leicester , 43 LET , 20 liberal adult education , xiii , 36 , 50 , 82 liberal
tradition , 4-5 liberal - vocational dichotomy ... 5 non - governmental bodies , 9
non - traditional students , 17 , 23 , 62 , 65 , 70-5 , 77 , 85 , 86-93 passim
expansion of ...
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