This final report draws on findings from the four stages of a comparative study of Higher National Certificates/Diplomas (HNC/Ds) in Scotland and Foundation Degrees (FDs) in England that was undertaken jointly by researchers in the Centre for Research in Lifelong Learning (CRLL) at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) and the Open University (OU). The overall study has examined and explored the following issues: the demand drivers and how far they differ in both countries; the differing policy and funding frameworks in place in Scotland and England; the different types of provision which have emerged and the roles of different stakeholders in shaping this provision; the consequences of these models for the experiences of the learners involve...
This paper is focused on partnership work between academics in Norway and England involved in the te...
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The symposium paper addresses the conference theme of the relationship between policy, practice and ...
Scotland and England now have systems of work-related higher education which differ from each other ...
Policies for work-related higher education (HE) in Scotland and England have diverged in recent year...
This paper reports on issues emerging from of a comparative study of Higher National Certificates/Di...
This paper reports on findings from a comparative research project which is examining how work-based...
The focus of this report is work-based learning programmes at bachelor's level(Scottish Credit and Q...
In October 2004, the Scottish Funding Council (SFC)'s predecessor bodies, theSFEFC and the SHEFC, pu...
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Some of the main findings from a survey of nationally representative samples of graduates 5 years af...
This paper explores graduates’ views on the relationship between higher education and employment. It...
This is the published PDF version of an article published in Prior Learning Assessment Inside Out, 2...
Current trends in global economies and rankings by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Dev...
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This paper is focused on partnership work between academics in Norway and England involved in the te...
This research investigates whether work-based learning facilitates the development of practical skil...
The symposium paper addresses the conference theme of the relationship between policy, practice and ...
Scotland and England now have systems of work-related higher education which differ from each other ...
Policies for work-related higher education (HE) in Scotland and England have diverged in recent year...
This paper reports on issues emerging from of a comparative study of Higher National Certificates/Di...
This paper reports on findings from a comparative research project which is examining how work-based...
The focus of this report is work-based learning programmes at bachelor's level(Scottish Credit and Q...
In October 2004, the Scottish Funding Council (SFC)'s predecessor bodies, theSFEFC and the SHEFC, pu...
This paper approaches work and learning indirectly. It is part of a mixed method longitudinal study ...
Some of the main findings from a survey of nationally representative samples of graduates 5 years af...
This paper explores graduates’ views on the relationship between higher education and employment. It...
This is the published PDF version of an article published in Prior Learning Assessment Inside Out, 2...
Current trends in global economies and rankings by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Dev...
In this article we compare Curriculum 2000 and Higher Still, recent reforms of post-16 education in ...
This paper is focused on partnership work between academics in Norway and England involved in the te...
This research investigates whether work-based learning facilitates the development of practical skil...
The symposium paper addresses the conference theme of the relationship between policy, practice and ...