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Asking nursing students to pay towards their training is fair enough

The government announced in its spending review that it intends to consult on changes to the way education for nursing students is funded. The expectation is that, from 2017/18, students will no longer receive a bursary and will pay their own tuition fees.
Posted 20 January 2016
 
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