Sentence examples for students support programmes from inspiring English sources

Such invigorating measures may include the linking of basic sciences with all the phases of the professional cycle, scientific initiation programmes that are accessible to all students, support programmes and academic guidance [ 4].

They didn't, the majority of these students support this programme".

We have to do more"), Rammell then rockets through such government initiatives as the Aim Higher programme - which "encourages young people to think about the benefits and opportunities of higher education" - and the student financial support programmes that have offset some of the more iniquitous aspects of tuition fees.

"Oxford now has, from a low starting point, a lot of excellent work in access and outreach and a very impressive student financial support programme.

This study was funded through the student exchange support programme (scholarship for long-term study abroad) of the Japanese Student Services Organization (JASSO) to M.T. and a Swedish Research Council grant to N.K.

A pipeline approach often includes early exposure interventions aimed at raising aspirations and academic preparation for a career in health [ 2– 4]; addressing educational disadvantage via the provision of bridging/foundation programmes [ 5, 6] and improving student performance by providing comprehensive support programmes [ 7– 9].

Sixteen students supported by this programme have now graduated and 56 more are at university.

Five studies looked at the economic case for suicide prevention: Sari et al. (2007) [ 49] analysed the net benefit of two programmes, general suicide awareness versus peer support programmes for the prevention of suicides in university students in Florida.

At some universities, Indigenous support programmes have been absorbed into the mainstream support areas where students have been reluctant to access them and staff have found themselves in culturally-unsafe spaces.

Meanwhile, government support programmes are winding down.

Refugee students   As part of their support programme for schools serving Iraqi refugees, UNICEF and the European Union are working to better equip those who provide daily up-keep to Syrian schools – janitors and maintenance personnel.