Introduction of greater flexibility in recruitment against current allocations
NCTL has announced greater flexibility in recruitment levels.
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Introduction of greater flexibility in recruitment against current allocations
NCTL has announced greater flexibility in recruitment levels.
Schools and colleges move away from AS qualifications, UCAS survey finds
Only 29% of English schools who responded to a UCAS survey are teaching AS level qualifications in all
Acceptances to teacher training programmes down 6.9%
UCAS today publishes the 2016 UCAS Teacher Training End of Cycle figures. These include applicant and
Early success at GCSE is key to university applicants achieving their predicted A level grades, new UCAS study shows
GCSE results and the mix of A level subjects studied are the key factors determining whether university
UCAS Love Learning competition 2016 – university students challenged to pass on their passion
Students are most likely to benefit from higher education if they have both passion and purpose in choosing
Nearly 28,000 people accepted to teacher training programmes in England and Wales last year, up 6.5%
UCAS today publishes the 2015 UCAS Teacher Training End of Cycle figures. These include applicant and
Publication of the 2015 UCAS Teacher Training end of cycle figures
Following on from the communication we sent out yesterday, we are pleased to confirm the 2015 UCAS Teacher
University and college applicant numbers rise by 0.2%, UCAS reports today
Today UCAS publishes analysis of full-time undergraduate applications considered 'on time' for the 15
Most schools in England staying with standalone AS levels, UCAS survey suggests
Some 74% of English secondary schools who responded to a new UCAS survey will keep the AS level exam
UCAS data reveals the numbers of men and women placed in over 150 higher education subjects
UCAS today completes the annual publication of its scheme-level data on admissions to full-time undergraduate
Record numbers of students accepted to UK universities and colleges this year, UCAS report shows
A total of 532,300 people entered UK higher education in 2015, an underlying increase of 3.1% (16,100)
Update on Prime Minister’s announcement on ‘name-blind’ UCAS applications
As many of you will already be aware, the Prime Minister wrote in the Guardian today that name-blind
Three per cent rise in students entering UK higher education this year, UCAS interim analysis shows
UCAS has published its interim analysis (four weeks after A level results day) of acceptances by intended
UCAS Analysis Note 2015/05 – 'Offer rates to different ethnic groups are close to expected values'
UCAS has published its fifth Analysis Note of the 2015 cycle, entitled ‘Offer rates to different ethnic
Students’ personal statements show a mix of passion and career words, UCAS analysis reveals
UCAS analysed 300,000 students’ personal statements this year and found all university applicants - from
Record number of students placed at UK universities and colleges in 2014
Our 2014 End of Cycle report reveals the number of students placed by UCAS in higher education has exceeded
2015 cycle applicant figures – October deadline
Today UCAS publishes its first statistical release from the 2015 undergraduate cycle, for courses with
UCAS map shows movement of students between UK countries
A new UCAS map illustrates the flow of students between UK countries.