to the impact of the pandemic, with the adjudicator saying some students found that they weren t getting the learning experiences that they reasonably expected . some students complained about being unable to access in person facilities like laboratories, while others were unable to pursue their studies abroad. with me now for more on this is our education correspondent hazel shearing. just take us through the main areas have complaint first off. the just take us through the main areas have complaint first off. have complaint first off. the main area of complaint have complaint first off. the main area of complaint by have complaint first off. the main area of complaint by far have complaint first off. the main area of complaint by far is - have complaint first off. the main area of complaint by far is about | area of complaint by far is about the delivery of courses and student say the way they were advertised has not reflected in the teaching they received, and the course the
china s capital is now on guard against any spread. most of this country has been virus free now for almost two years. but as omicron threatens, renewed anxiety is spreading. complaints about university courses from students in england and wales reached a record high last year. more than a third of the nearly 2,800 complaints to the office of the independent adjudicator were related to the pandemic. the largest category were complaints about how courses were delivered, with students unable to access facilities like laboratories, or pursue studies abroad. the adjudicator says amount of compensation given to students exceeded £1.3m. jonathan goodwin, a man who was on britian s got talent in 2019 has been left paralysed, after a stunt went wrong. mr goodwin s fiancee says he was taking part in a tv show
afternoon. complaints from students in england and wales about their university courses reached a record high last year. more than 2,500 complaints were made to the office of the independent adjudicator for higher education in 2021, a 6% increase on 2020. two thirds of them were related to the impact of the pandemic, with the adjudicator saying some students found that they weren t getting the learning experiences that they reasonably expected. some students complained about being unable to access in person facilities like laboratories, while others were unable to pursue their studies abroad. john gill is the editor of the times high education and believes the record number of complaints is mainly due to the pandemic, he was speaking to my colleage lukwesa burak this morning. it s record numbers of complaints and record quantities of compensation that have been paid out as well, which i think is interesting, because in the normal run of things, when the complaints get escalated to the