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Why widen? Twitter: @mariocreatura
 There is no single definition of widening participation and we have not tried to provide one. [We use] the expression widening participation to denote activities to target the individual groups that HEIs have identified as under-represented and to ensure their success. Strategies for widening participation in higher education: A guide to good practice, HEFCE (2001)
What is university for? Academia To get a job Time to ponder future All of the above Other ______________
What are the main reasons for you wanting to go to university?  to gain qualifications (68%)  to improve my chances of getting a job (53%)  to improve my earning potential (44%) NUS Student Experience Report, 2008
NUS Student Experience Report, 2008 84%  didnt feel completely equipped
31 per cent claim it isn't worth the investment.  57 per cent believe a university education is less valuable than it was 10 years ago. 47 per cent claiming degrees no longer give you a head start in working life. 37 per cent admit they used to want their offspring to go to university but now don't think it's the best option. 38 per cent claim they believe their son or daughter may have a better chance of success with a vocational qualification.油
 More than half feel they have not received enough information about the new fees system
 Young people from disadvantaged areas are now substantially more likely to enter higher education since the mid-2000s where disadvantage is defined as neighbourhood participation rates themselves, or by measures of parental education, occupation or income.    Trends in young participation in higher education, HEFCE, 2010   +30%   in the past five years +50%  in the past 15 years
RSA Animate - Changing Education Paradigms
Future Fit: preparing graduates for the world of work, 2010
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The definition of  value  is changing
RSA Animate - Changing Education Paradigms
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Advising to ensure the motivation of the student fits the mission of the higher education institution
Information, advice and guidance should be tailored to the requirements of the individual, not the widening participation targets of the state.
Mario Creatura, 2011 Twitter: @mariocreatura

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Why widen?

  • 1. Why widen? Twitter: @mariocreatura
  • 2. There is no single definition of widening participation and we have not tried to provide one. [We use] the expression widening participation to denote activities to target the individual groups that HEIs have identified as under-represented and to ensure their success. Strategies for widening participation in higher education: A guide to good practice, HEFCE (2001)
  • 3. What is university for? Academia To get a job Time to ponder future All of the above Other ______________
  • 4. What are the main reasons for you wanting to go to university? to gain qualifications (68%) to improve my chances of getting a job (53%) to improve my earning potential (44%) NUS Student Experience Report, 2008
  • 5. NUS Student Experience Report, 2008 84% didnt feel completely equipped
  • 6. 31 per cent claim it isn't worth the investment. 57 per cent believe a university education is less valuable than it was 10 years ago. 47 per cent claiming degrees no longer give you a head start in working life. 37 per cent admit they used to want their offspring to go to university but now don't think it's the best option. 38 per cent claim they believe their son or daughter may have a better chance of success with a vocational qualification.油
  • 7. More than half feel they have not received enough information about the new fees system
  • 8. Young people from disadvantaged areas are now substantially more likely to enter higher education since the mid-2000s where disadvantage is defined as neighbourhood participation rates themselves, or by measures of parental education, occupation or income. Trends in young participation in higher education, HEFCE, 2010 +30% in the past five years +50% in the past 15 years
  • 9. RSA Animate - Changing Education Paradigms
  • 10. Future Fit: preparing graduates for the world of work, 2010
  • 11. ~ ~
  • 12. The definition of value is changing
  • 13. RSA Animate - Changing Education Paradigms
  • 14.
  • 15. Advising to ensure the motivation of the student fits the mission of the higher education institution
  • 16. Information, advice and guidance should be tailored to the requirements of the individual, not the widening participation targets of the state.
  • 17. Mario Creatura, 2011 Twitter: @mariocreatura