The importance of Higher Education

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1 CHFS LS Mise en Scene Music youthful music Ninthujah: Hi my name is Ninthujah, and I am here today to find out why Presenter, Voice over
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you should go to University in order to get a better Future.

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Hearing from these students views, I have found out that, Higher education
is about taking your education to the next level: learning new things and
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displayed Level A higher education qualification could help you take charge of your future by
building skills and confidence and opening up new opportunities - whatever
stage of life you're at. Even if no one else you know is thinking about going
into higher education, it could still be the right choice for you
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Eye Voice over on Graphics Steps: When applying to Universities, what is the
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website.
Ninthujah: Now looking at what people have said about post 16 education, I
have found out that in order to go to University, you need to have good
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to university. this is because the job market is highly competitve, employers
want more highly educated staff.
Voice over: Earlier on, you have seen people showing the eagerness of
wanting to go to University. This clealry shows that the majority of the
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always the only possible way to succeed, there are other ways to get your
qualifications.Now lets find more...
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Eye Thank you very much for spending your time with us... It has been a pleasure
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 Conclusion: There are more than 450 further education colleges in England.
Eye More than 60% of colleges are general further education and tertiary
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Level colleges, 25% are sixth-form colleges and the remainders are specialist art
and design, agriculture and horticulture or designated colleges

Eye Panning as I A friendly Chat with Sara James, who has been offered a place at Oxford
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Ninthujah: Had a very nice chat with both of them. One common thing that
I could see in both of them is that, they have high expectations of
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are independant, where you enjoy a totally different lifestyle. So i guess this
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Graphics Bullet points:Today the majority of the young people have career
aspiration in their mind and are working extremely hard to achieve their
goals. The Recession is leading students to re-consider going to University.
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the only way of improving your job prospects. I have gone out to Loughton to
speak to an organisation called, 'Not going to uni', which helps students to
find out other ways to succeed.
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University of
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Eye Voice over: Title :: Support and advice during your higher education
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Eye When considering which courses you want to apply for, it's worth
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Studying at a university or higher education college is very different to

being at school or in further education. On many courses, you'll be expected
to study largely on your own. You'll need to manage your time effectively if
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for tasks such as writing essays. If you do experience academic problems,
your personal tutor can provide advice. Getting help at an early stage can
often stop small problems becoming more difficult to deal with.
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Anthony McClaran, Ucas chief executive, said: There has been considerable
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