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1) Do you have a formal and publicised policy for employees allowing them to seek financial support for further education qualifications?

2) Does this apply to all employees?

If no, please indicate who it applies to, e.g. certain roles, geographies, levels of seniority etc.

3) What percentage (approximately) of staff actually receive such financial support?

4) How strictly is this tied into personal development plans and job-related skill enhancement?

5) What other criteria are applied in granting financial support? (Please specify)

6) What level of financial support do you supply for

7) What policy is applied if people leave following the granting of financial support, eg any clawback and time period that applies? (Please specify)

8) Regarding ‘clawback’, is any allowance made for exceptional circumstances (e.g. medical conditions)? (Please specify)

9) What benefits do you think the business gains from supporting employees wishing to further their education? (tick all that apply)

10) What disadvantages do you think the business may experience from supporting employees wishing to further their education? (tick all that apply)

11) Investment in an MBA can cost c.£50,000. Do you feel this can be a worthwhile investment for the business?

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12) What methods if any do you use to measure the value to the business from your education policy?

13) Do you regard this policy as an important feature of your ‘employee value proposition’ (ie it makes a difference to employee attitudes)?

14) How often do you review this policy in order to ascertain its value?

15) Have you altered your education policy to incorporate the statutory right to time off for UK employees as per the changes made under the Apprenticeships, Skills, Children & Learning Act 2009?

16) Approximately how many employees do you have

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