Wednesday 07 Oct 2009 @ 12:27
Higher Education Funding Council England (HEFCE)
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First ever Aimhigher Associates recognised at the 2009 National Aimhigher Awards

Over 7,000 young people have been inspired and encouraged to apply to university through the support of student mentors following the success of the Aimhigher Associates scheme, which is now to be rolled out nationally across England.

Some of the first ever Associates - who have already made an exceptional contribution to the scheme - last night received national recognition for their work at the 2009 National Aimhigher Awards ceremony.

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  • About Aimhigher Associates
  • The National Aimhigher Awards 2009 celebrate the most effective and innovative Aimhigher work being undertaken across the country, and the achievements of those that benefit from the programme. The winners, chosen from over 200 entries, were presented with their awards by the Rt Hon Pat McFadden, Minister for Business, Innovation and Skills at a ceremony held in London on Tuesday 6 October.
  • More information about the awards and the winners

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