Universities woo foreign students but close door on Britons in 'two-tier' clearing system

Left: Communist Prime Ministers Cameron/Brown/Clegg and the Marxist sickos of the UAF.

They all support overseas students getting places at university, at the expense of indigenous British people.

Picture courtesy of Amber Valley Matters

The Daily Mail reports - Sixth-formers face a 'two-tier' clearing system as elite universities shut their doors to competent British applicants while continuing to recruit overseas students paying up to £20,000 a year.

Prestigious institutions including Edinburgh, Nottingham, Liverpool, Cardiff, York and Exeter are taking advantage of rules which strictly limit numbers of British students while placing no restriction on the lucrative international market.

Some universities will only enter the clearing system for international students while others will offer a greater variety of courses to candidates applying from outside the European Union.

Clearing opens as A-level results are issued on Thursday.
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University life: Competition for places is intense, with students from across the globe wanting to study in Britain

As home applicants face mass rejections, institutions admit they will advertise some places in clearing as being available only to international students.

Ministers admitted that up to 3,500 candidates with three straight As in their A-levels are expected to be turned away this year, as well as tens of thousands of others with decent grades that would previously have landed them a place. Read more

Education Education Education! Up to 100 college lecturers to be axed in Birmingham city cuts

As British tax payers fund education in countries all over the world via foreign aid (now called international development), colleges in the second city are being starved of funds.

For proper investment in education, research, and university scholarships for those with the ability vote British National Party. To fund schools in Nigeria, India, and South Africa while are own system is starved of funding vote Labour, Lib Dem, or Conservative.


The Birminghham Mail reports

HUNDREDS of Birmingham lecturers said they would go on strike if they were forced out of their jobs as part of government cuts.

Colleges across the city are facing a crisis after £10 million was slashed from their collective budgets. Dozens of adult learning courses are set to be axed from September and as many as 100 jobs are due to be axed at Birmingham Metropolitan College alone.

University and College Union members were due to meet today to discuss their response to the redundancies as a demonstration was scheduled to take place in London. Read more


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