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| Access issues in adult vocational guidance and counselling for people at risk of
social exclusion. Perspectives from two qualitative research projects Abstract Pamela Clayton and Paul McGill | |
| Towards developing financial literacy programmes for adults Abstract Meg Bond and Adrian Boucher | |
| Voluntary participation and involvement in AE: A reflection on teacher
responsibility and student withdrawal Abstract Lorraine Blaxter | |
| Making HE more accessible: The development of a dyslexia information pack Abstract Sarah Earle , Sarah Williams and Mike Adams | |
| Accessing quality guidance Abstract Richards Edwards and Linden West |
New structures and protocols for inclusive partnerships between FE and HE? Abstract
Lydia Meryll
| Assessing potential: predicting final performance on an Access to Health
Programme Abstract Dianne Gull | |
| Unsuccessful mature applicants and Irish universities: A case study Abstract Mark Murphy and Tom Inglis | |
| Part-time HE study in Luton and its environs: Implications for providers,
recipients and beneficiaries Abstract Graham Symon and Stephen Fallows | |
| Higher education, regional partnerships and progression: A case study in
collaboration Abstract Mike Doyle | |
| Time to update the Access Recognition Scheme? Abstract Peter Wilson |
| Study skills books for mature students in further and higher education Abstract Wendy Ford |
Unitisation and assessment: Art or science?
Brett Kerton
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