Turing Scheme Guide

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The Turing Scheme Guide – Unlocking Opportunities for Global Britain, offers a comprehensive overview of the Turing Scheme programme. The Turing Scheme is a government-funded initiative that provides opportunities for UK students, learners, and pupils to study or work abroad. Aimed at promoting international education and understanding, the Turing Scheme will support a wide range of projects and activities to help participants develop new skills, gain vital international experience, and boost their employability.

In this guide, you will:

• Understand the key objectives and priorities of the Turing Scheme and how it aims to promote international education and understanding.
• Explore the sectors and countries that will be eligible for funding under the Turing Scheme programme.
• Learn about the application process and eligibility criteria for accessing Turing Scheme funding.
• Access real-life examples of successful projects that have previously been funded through the Turing Scheme.
• Discover resources and information on how to align your projects with the Turing Scheme’s vision and objectives.

Whether you represent a school, college, university, or other organisation that can benefit from the Turing Scheme, this guide will serve as your essential resource to navigate the scheme and unlock opportunities for global learning and development.

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What is the Turing Scheme

A national institute for data science and artificial intelligence

A global mobility program for students in the UK

A competitive grant funding program for UK-based organisations

A Research collaboration between universities and businesses

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The Turing Scheme was launched in March 2021 to replace which program post-Brexit?

Erasmus+

Horizon Europe

UKSPF

Global Britain Strategy

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What are the main objectives of the Turing Scheme?

Promote collaboration with European institutions

Enhance education quality and promote cultural exchange

Develop key skills and support global workforce mobility

Provide funding for non-UK learners to study in the UK

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Who is eligible to receive funding under the Turing Scheme?

UK and British Overseas Territories organizations only

Learners in higher education and vocational training only

Schools, colleges, and universities from any country

UK-based organizations across the education and training sector

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What is the minimum age limit for participants under the Turing Scheme?

14 years old

18 years old

4 years old

No minimum age limit

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How is the qualitative assessment conducted for Turing Scheme applications?

By assessing the financial viability of the proposal

By conducting an exclusion check

By external independent experts using set criteria

By evaluating the applicant's international engagement

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The Turing Institute collaborates with which of the following?

Universities and business organizations only

Universities, business organizations, and third sector organizations

Research councils and university partners only

Business organizations and third sector organizations only

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