The Lifelong Loan Entitlement (LLE) is a Department for Education policy reform that allows adults to access government-backed loans for post-secondary education and training throughout their working lives, rather than only at traditional university entry age. The scheme aims to support workforce reskilling and lifelong learning by providing individuals with a fixed amount of loan funding to use flexibly across their career. The policy is currently active, with government responses to consultation published and equality impact analysis completed.
Analysis of the effect that implementing the lifelong loan entitlement will have on specific protected groups.
Seeking views on a lifelong loan entitlement for use on modular or full-time study at higher technical and degree levels, in higher and further education providers.
Seeking views on a lifelong loan entitlement for use on modular or full-time study at higher technical and degree levels, in higher and further education providers.
We're seeking views on the introduction of the Lifelong Loan Entitlement as announced by the Prime Minister in his Skills speech in September 2020.
Seeking views on a lifelong loan entitlement for use on modular or full-time study at higher technical and degree levels, in higher and further education providers.
We're seeking views on the introduction of the Lifelong Loan Entitlement as announced by the Prime Minister in his Skills speech in September 2020.