‘Theoretical framework used for student retention’: Theoretical framework used for student retention, in Higher Education

Kam Gill

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    Abstract

    This work has been undertaken in the UK as a case study within a college, it identifies the differences between education in engineering for part time adult learners with
    diverse backgrounds. There is a lack of retention and engagement, in the UK's further education (FE) colleges which current strategies do not as adequately address.
    The multitude of factors influencing a FE student's performance has brought together in a coherent structure that enables the needs of individual students to be
    identified.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationInternational Education Research Journal
    Pages67-68
    Number of pages2
    Volume2
    Edition7
    Publication statusPublished - 26 Aug 2016

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