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Higher Education - a Woman's World

At first glance, higher education today mighteducation in 2004, compared to 37% of young
seem  like  a  woman's  world.men.
Government officials have warned that menHefce chief executive Professor David
will face a struggle for good jobs in futureEastwood said: "We need to understand better
as  teenage  boys  shun  university.why this is happening and start taking some
action  sooner  rather  than  later."
In 2006, 22,500 more young women than men
went on to higher education. Ministers areHigher Education Minister Bill Rammell said
increasingly concerned at the widening gender"The government has introduced a number of
gap in higher education. Employersstrategies to address the gap in gender
increasingly look to hire staff with degrees.achievement and to raise the performance of
all  pupil".
Consequently, men might find themselves
marginalised  in  the  jobs  market.The Raising Boys' Achievement Project which
looked at exciting and innovative ways of
Girls have been outperforming boys at GCSE,raising achievement across a range of
A-level and in university for years. But nowprimary, secondary, and special schools to
girls are doing better at work too, earningidentify and evaluate strategies which are
more than boys in the first eight years ofparticularly  helping  motivating  boys.
their  careers.
Schools will be better able to address
In 2005, 80% of girls passed nationalunderachievement in the performance of boys
curriculum tests in English, compared withand girls if they know when and where they
67%  of  boys.emerge. A careful analysis of data, mapping
the development of male and female pupils,
At A level, girls passed 23.9% of exams atparticularly the value-added data, including
grade  A,  compared  with  21.5%  of  boys.a breakdown of data by key pupil sub-groups,
will enable schools to plan when andhow to
According to Higher Education Funding Councilintervene. Schools should monitor pupils'
for England Figures last year showed 47% ofprogress regularly by gender.
17-30 year-old women had gone into higher



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