Can someone tell me in UK educational system what 'EAL (ILPS + TLR 2)' means?
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EAL:-English as an additional language \nILPS:-Individual Learning Plans\nTLRs (Teaching and Learning Responsibility payments)
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Looks like another "do my homework" question.\n\nInstead, I'll help you with your research. Unfortunately, you left out the part about WHICH human rights act. However, since you mention European, I'm going to guess EU. \n\nHere's a place you might start: http://www.liberty-human-rights.org.uk/issues/human-rights-act.shtml
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go to \n\nhttp://www.opsi.gov.uk/ACTS/acts1998/19980029.htm
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In the 13 categories of qualification for an IEP is Serious Emotional Disturbance. This can be, specific to state, also EI or Emotionally Impaired. However, EI can also be Early Intervention which is for children who are aged 5 to 8, depending on the state, who need an Individual Educational Plan (IEP) or Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP), again depending on the state.\n\nC.U. appears to be a commonly used part of a school's name, not only in your state.
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try to go an ask on a forum on the http://www.tes.co.uk website (the times education Supplement) \nhopefully someone will be able to help!
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Ya, they do seem to have just made up the rule. \nI don't know which state you may live in, so I can't answer this question, since rules are different in different places. At my school we don't have UIL. But if I was you, I would properly ask the NHS sponsor or the principal.
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Please visit these sites :\nhttp://www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/\nhttp://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/ukinfo/alpha.html \nhttp://www.BritishHigherEducation.com \nYou should get all the details you need.\nBest of Luck.
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can u provide with me more details so that i may try to help u out, do u mean uk licensure,if not what is ak licensure?
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Try the HSE directly\n\nHSE Infoline - 0845 345 0055\n\nwww.hse.gov.uk
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Well, I think all the tests just have the prefix BS, (British Standards), and I think EU just stands for European Union. (from what I can gather from reading information from the links below)
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Not really sure...but the UK Department for Education and Skills is a good place to start (probably) check out their website
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This depends on what they teach, etc. It is public information. You can get it from the library at North Eastern.
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print this out, it's in cross ref form\n\nhttp://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/0031-9155/48/12/401
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The best thing to do is check with UCAS they should be able to tell you all you need to know...\n\nwww.ucas.com
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this sounds like a concept that is specific to UK law. there is a definition in the source below but you might need to use edit/find to find the specific reference
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I call IELTS, British TOEFL.  It is a standardized test of English.  In the listening section, speakers are British.  You should know word differences between the countries such as sidewalk, flashlight, lift, etc.\nThe Academic writing tasks require a argree/disagree persuasive writing and describing a (in most cases) graph or process diagram.\nTry a Kaplan centre.  You can probably get some free information from them.
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Yep the system is pretty pathetic.  The UK generally doesn't recognise anything.  Two of my friends have degrees from their mother countries.  One had to do a conversion exam; the other had to start from scratch as her degree was not recognised in the UK at all.  Bit arrogant.  All those years of study not recognised!  I wouldnt be pleased.