Students made to pay tuition fees for Zoom lectures should revolt, Education ...

Students made to pay tuition fees for Zoom lectures should revolt, Education ...
Students made to pay tuition fees for Zoom lectures should revolt, Education ...
Students who were made to pay £9,000 tuition fees for Zoom lectures should revolt, Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi says Nadhim Zahawi will encourage students to challenge Zoom learning More than 100 universities will still rely on some online teaching this term Hi intervention comes as students return to campus after their Christmas break 

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Students should consider taking joint action against universities that force them to attend Zoom lectures, according to the Education Secretary.

Nadhim Zahawi will today encourage young people to challenge institutions that fail to provide ‘any’ or ‘insufficient’ face-to-face teaching. His intervention comes as tens of thousands of students return to campuses after the Christmas break.

Despite curbs on face-to-face learning being lifted last May, some universities are still teaching lectures online while charging £9,250-a-year fees.

More than 100 institutions, including many in the Russell Group, reportedly plan to offer a mix of online and face-to-face teaching again this term.

Remote learning: Despite curbs on face-to-face learning being lifted last May, some universities are still teaching lectures online while charging £9,250-a-year fees

Remote learning: Despite curbs on face-to-face learning being lifted last May, some universities are still teaching lectures online while charging £9,250-a-year fees

Student unions may be able to support raising concerns over online teaching ‘as a group’

Student unions may be able to support raising concerns over online teaching ‘as a group’

In an open letter, Mr Zahawi said: ‘If you feel that you are not getting the face-to-face teaching you signed up for, or that you would expect, talk to your university or college.’ He added: ‘I know that students

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