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Settling for Less

Settling for Less

Student aspirations and higher education realities This study is the sequel to Phase 1 of the Student Choice Behaviour Project, From School to Higher Education? Factors Affecting the Choices of Grade 12 Learners, published in 2002. The main objective of Phase 1 was to examine learners’ choices about entry into higher education institutions and fields of study. Phase 2 traces those learners who actually entered higher education and further education institutions, as well as those who repeated Grade 12, entered the labour market, or became economically inactive, and it investigates the factors that influenced them.

HSRC Press

Product Information

Format: 

210mm x 280mm

Pages: 

120

ISBN-13: 

978-07969-2045-4

Publish Year: 

2004

Rights: 

World Rights
Student aspirations and higher education realities This study is the sequel to Phase 1 of the Student Choice Behaviour Project, From School to Higher Education? Factors Affecting the Choices of Grade 12 Learners, published in 2002. The main objective of Phase 1 was to examine learners’ choices about entry into higher education institutions and fields of study. Phase 2 traces those learners who actually entered higher education and further education institutions, as well as those who repeated Grade 12, entered the labour market, or became economically inactive, and it investigates the factors that influenced them.

List of Tables and Figures
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Executive summary
Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Review of the literature
Section 3 The research problem
Section 4 The research design
Section 5 Learners destinations
Section 6 Students in higher education
Section 7 Students in Further Education and Training
Section 8 Learners still at school
Section 9 Respondents not studying
Section 10 Employment
Section 11 Experience of 2002
Section 12 Interpretation of key findings
Section 13 Conclusion
Appendix A The questionnaire
Appendix B Determination of enrolments in private HE institutions
References