Sentences with phrase «to widen access»

Individual indicators, such as having been in receipt of free school meals, are the least commonly used, with participation in widening access programmes the most common.

«Futures» is aimed at widening access to higher education for sixth form students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

These «alternative providers» do much to advance government aspirations on widening access to higher education.

Working with employers we can make the most of the investment to inspire more young people to follow careers in STEM industries, while widening access.

«There must always be a link between what an institution charges and its performance in widening access and supporting those without the ability to pay,» he will say.

I will study the effects of widened access on these young people's educational, work, civic, and mental well - being trajectories.

This would improve social mobility at the top by widening access to leading universities and to top jobs.»

I really welcome the points in the Government's Green Paper on widening access so that more children have a chance to attend excellent grammar schools.

If successful, the project will help widen access to «elite» universities.

Shama Rahman is a marketing specialist passionate about widening access to cultural institutions for all audiences.

This data comes at a time where Planned Parenthood is in danger of being federally defunded and the Affordable Care Act, which widened access to contraceptives for women nationwide.

Steered by a new Widening Access Commissioner, these will ensure that, by 2030, students from the 20 percent most deprived areas make up 20 percent of higher education entrants.

Our Commission on Widening Access published its report earlier this year and we are committed to implementing its recommendations.

Widening access Not every school can get to London.

The study sheds light on the potential educational benefits of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, specifically, and widened access through inclusionary immigration policy, more generally.

«Around 60 % of these schools already prioritise admissions for disadvantaged children, and we are continuing to work closely with the school sector to widen access further.

In many cases, respondents in favour of massively widening access were «opposed to new selective schools in general, and said they would be supportive only if they were made available almost exclusively to lower income pupils», the report said.

The Lawyer Portal, in partnership with the Bar Council and CILEx, is launching an exciting new initiative to widen access into law by informing and inspiring prospective lawyers from all backgrounds, at all schools throughout the UK.

UK universities have made progress with widening access to higher education in recent years.

Two multimillion - pound government schemes aimed at widening access to the most prestigious drama, dance and music schools have been criticised...

Plans for a formal agreement between grammar schools and the government to widen access for disadvantaged pupils have been interrupted by the appointment of a new education secretary.

The Trust believes that ring - fenced funding, where high - potential pupils are tracked and monitored, would help to improve social mobility by widening access to top jobs and universities.

The ABI has teamed up with insurer RSA and brokers Marsh to bring together housing providers from councils and housing associations at an event in the North East today, with the aim of widening access to home contents insurance.

Then, the Kindle PC app was developed, showing that Amazon was more interested in widening access to its bookstore than just selling one electronic.

This announcement will widen access so that more young people will be able to become an apprentice and benefit from the opportunities they offer.

So we now know how much students who don't take postgraduate courses might be missing out on — # 200,000 — and we can get back to helping widen access to postgraduate study.

It is all about widening access to a talent pool and giving opportunities to the widest possible range of people, not just on the basis of actual (absolute) achievement, but on potential.

The widening access to today's technologies has also tacked on new responsibilities and chores for consumers: These days, they don't just have to keep track of the various devices they own; now they have to make sure their batteries don't run out.

My notes from the section read like a jumble of mushy fragments — «equipping providers with the tools they need to do their jobs,» «augmenting the abilities providers already have,» «widening access to expertise.»

Tableau has been widening access to its software by transitioning to a subscription model, which means a smaller up - front investment for customers.

multinationals and government departments who recognise the benefits of widening access to their supply chains.

The Milken Institute is a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank focused on improving global prosperity by advancing collaborative solutions that widen access to capital, create jobs and improve health.

Beijing is removing caps on foreign ownership of automaker ventures, widening access to its critically important, high - margin car market.

We're committed to widening access to justice.

As part of their campaign to raise awareness of apprenticeships, the Welsh Liberal Democrats also recently published a report, «Widening Access to Apprenticeships», thatlooked at practical ways to encourage young people to take up apprenticeships.

That's why for more than a century, it has been Conservative Education Secretaries who have driven the reforms that have widened access and raised standards.

The report, «Widening Access to Apprenticeships», suggests ways to overcome some of the psychological and practical barriers that prevent young people from pursuing the apprenticeship route as a pathway to a career.

He is a skilled campaigner who worked hard to widen access to arts and culture, to protect small music venues and to promote grassroots sport.

Not only is Labour's tuition fees policy unsustainable, but it also fails to widen access to higher education.

We will support students so that we widen access to university, but we will also ensure our universities are properly funded so that they offer the very best education and research available.»

Shadow mental health minister Luciana Berger added he was «one of Labour's best campaigners who's worked hard to widen access to the arts and sport.»

One of @UKLabour's best campaigners who's worked hard to widen access to the arts & sport.

Under Lord Browne's proposals, institutions that charged the highest fees would have to show they were doing more to widen access to the poorest teenagers.

Two more US states are widening access to naloxone, a drug that can neutralise a potentially fatal opiate overdose, but broader supply remains contentious

We also look to the future and discuss current method developments with the potential to widen access to time - resolved studies across discipline boundaries.

X-probe will train the nucleus of a new community spread across Europe that widens the access and use of non-conventional methods to image the time - evolution of biological systems.

We know that we have to do more to widen access to university for young people coming from the most disadvantaged areas.