Lord Pearson of RannochWhy the Devil not? Given that we are regulated, checked and assessed every minute of our working lives. Would it not be reasonable to assume that the Government have a clue as to how many near illiterates are being co-opted into our education system?
Further to the Written Answer on 31 of January, what proportion of entrants to Bachelor of Education degree courses are candidates with less than two A-levels; what is the average A-level attainment of those entrants; and what is the overall average A-level attainment of all entrants, including candidates with less than two A-levels, in table 1 of the Answer.
Baroness Morgan of Drefelin
The attainment of trainees who enter initial teacher training with less than two A-levels is not separately identified.
Apparently not.
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Is it not time that somebody taught these Peers to speak English as she should be spoken?
"Less than" refers to amounts; "fewer than" refers to quantities.
I blame the Government.
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The Baroness tells porkies - this information will be held by UCAS because they administer the university (i.e. degree) entry system and keep quite extensive ecords in their system. I think this is a clear case or won't tell!
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