De-Grees
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Student finance: Remote learners left out of lifelong loan plans
By Alice EvansBBC News
More students will be able to access loans in an overhaul to England's student finance System - But remote Learners will not get maintenance help.
The government has confirmed plans to allow people to access loans worth the equivalent of Four Years of post-18 Education (£37,000 in today's tuition fees) throughout their lives.
It says the lifelong loan entitlement (LLE) will make courses more flexible.
But maintenance loans will be available only for in-person courses.
Currently, student finance for Higher Education in England is designed mainly to provide tuition-fee and maintenance loans for three-year undergraduate Degrees . Education is devolved, so.
What is lifelong loan entitlement?The new plans involve splitting courses up from 2025, so that people can get loans to study university and college courses a module at a time, or part-time.
It is hoped the lifelong loan entitlement will help people balance training or studies alongside other commitments, such as childcare.
Details announced on Tuesday include:
Students can get a loan whether or not they have already been to university. For example, graduates of three-year Degrees will still be entitled to One Year 's worth of tuition-fee loan, which could be used to fund a short course or a set of modules. Details on how individual loan entitlements are calculated will be released in the autumn, the government says.
Graduates will also be able to secure a loan to study an equivalent or lower-level of qualification than they already have, which is currently not allowed.
How much the LLE plans will cost and how they will be funded will be set out in The Next government Spending Review, which is not expected to be until 2024.
Some groups are concerned about how The System will work.
Prof Tim Blackman , vice-chancellor of the Open University, said The Absence of maintenance loans for distance Learners - those who choose to do a course remotely - was a " major inequity" in plans.
" We know at the OU that maintenance loans make a difference to whether a student is able to study, and currently, We Are seeing many of our students abandon their study because they need to prioritise working more hours or paying other bills, " He Said .
" These are the very people who often stand to benefit most from Higher Education because they have faced disadvantages earlier in life, or want to move into more highly-skilled jobs, including in our public services. "
The Open University says it taught 47% of the UK's part-time undergraduates in The Academic year 2020-21.
Ann-Marie Spry, vice-principal at Luminate Education Group, said the LLE would be " vital" for " evolving skills needs" But that plans must be joined up with the rest of the Education System .
She Said better investment was needed for level-3 courses " to create the pipeline of students for this initiative".
Nick Hillman , director of the Higher Education Policy Institute Think Tank , said the loans would " help open up Education " But that factors such as might continue to prevent Some People from taking up studying.
Tuesday's announcement comes after suggested ideas to provide better value for money in higher and further Education .
to change the student-finance System is currently going through Parliament.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
