Changes made following Covid-19 disruptions
The University College Isle of Man has changed the way its courses and apprenticeships are marked, as students return for the end of the academic year.
New 'safety-net grades' are to be used, to give students a fairer chance to achieve the qualifications they want, despite disruptions caused by Covid-19.
Head of UCM is Jo Pretty:
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