(Must be delivered as part of the entitlement) Level 2 (excluding Fully funded* (first and Funded Co-funded+ English and maths) full) (First full level 2 must be delivered as part of the legal entitlement) Learning to progress Fully funded^ (up to Fully funded Co-funded+ to 2 and including level 1) Level 3 Fully funded* (first and Loan-funded Loan-funded (First full level 3 must full) be delivered as part of the legal entitlement) Loan-funded** (previously achieved full level 3 or above) Traineeship# Fully funded (including N/A N/A 16- to 24-year-olds##) English for Speakers Co-funded+ Fully funded Co-funded+ of Other Languages (ESOL) learning up to and including level 2 Fully funded unemployed – Learning aims up to Co-funded+ funded Co-funded+ and including level 2, where the learner has already achieved a first full level 2 or above Fully funded unemployed – *Must be delivered as one of the English and maths, and/or first full level 2 or first full level 3 qualifications required as part of the legal entitlements. ^Must be delivered as entry or level one provision from local flexibility. # Excludes flexible element where funding depends on age and level. 16- to 18-year-old learners must be eligible under the ESFA's young people's residency ## requirements. ** Availability of loans at level 3 does not replace the legal entitlement to full funding for learners aged 19 to 23 undertaking their first full level 3. + Low Wage flexibility may apply, refer to paragraph 151 See links National Fee Guidelines The ESFA Funding approach assumes that all learners other than those eligible for fee remission are charged a tuition fee as a contribution towards the costs of their learning. For 2018/19 the ESFA’s assumed fee income remains at 50% of the funding value for the learning aim. The values of ESFA approved courses are published on the Learning Aim Reference Service (LARS). College fees for such courses are set in accordance
(Must be delivered as part of the entitlement) Level 2 (excluding English and maths) (First full level 2 must be delivered as part of the legal entitlement) Fully funded* (first and full) Funded Co-funded+ Learning to progress to 2 Fully funded^ (up to and including level 1) Fully funded Co-funded+ Level 3 (First full level 3 must be delivered as part of the legal entitlement) Fully funded* (first and full) Loan-funded Loan-funded Loan-funded** (previously achieved full level 3 or above) Traineeship# Fully funded (including 16- to 24-year-olds##) N/A N/A English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) learning up to and including level 2 Co-funded+ Fully funded Co-funded+ Fully funded – unemployed Learning aims up to and including level 2, where the learner has already achieved a first full level 2 or above Co-funded+ funded Co-funded+ Fully funded – unemployed *Must be delivered as one of the English and maths, and/or first full level 2 or first full level 3 qualifications required as part of the legal entitlements. ^Must be delivered as entry or level one provision from local flexibility. # Excludes flexible element where funding depends on age and level. ## 16- to 18-year-old learners must be eligible under the ESFA's young people's residency requirements. ** Availability of loans at level 3 does not replace the legal entitlement to full funding for learners aged 19 to 23 undertaking their first full level 3. + Low Wage flexibility may apply, refer to paragraph 151 See links National Fee Guidelines The ESFA Funding approach assumes that all learners other than those eligible for fee remission are charged a tuition fee as a contribution towards the costs of their learning. For 2018/19 the ESFA’s assumed fee income remains at 50% of the funding value for the learning aim. The values of ESFA approved courses are published on the Learning Aim Reference Service (LARS). College fees for such courses are set in accordance
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