Universities not returning to face-to-face teaching should not charge full fees, education secretary Gavin Williamson says

Universities that fail to return to face-to-face learning may be sanctioned, Williamson warns

Universities must return to face-to-face lectures this year or face sanctions, the education secretary warned today.In a shot across the bows of colleges and u

Gavin Williamson hints he may back calls for refunds on tuition fees

Education secretary says he expects universities to return to offering in-person teaching in the autumn

Universities not offering face-to-face teaching 'should scrap full fees'

He said the UK government has made it "clear" that "all universities can move back to face-to-face teaching".

Universities not teaching in person shouldn’t charge full fees, says Education Secretary

Universities that do not return to face-to-face teaching this academic year should not be charging full fees, the education secretary has said. As pupils across the country receive their A-Level results, Gavin Williamson told Sky News: "I think if universities are not delivering what students expect, then actually they shouldn’t be charging the full fees." Asked what the government could do if some institutions do not go back to in-person lect…

Gavin Williamson Wants Student Fees Cut At Universities Not Returning To Face-To-Face Teaching

The Education Secretary has claimed universities that do not offer face-to-face teaching should not charge students full fees.

Universities not offering face-to-face teaching should not charge full fees, says Gavin Williamson

The education secretary said the government has made it clear universities can return to in-person teaching on Tuesday, as hundreds of thousands are set to receive A-level results