ULN (Unique learner number)
A 10-digit number that identifies a learner aged 14 and over in England and links to their personal learning record.
- Stands for
- Unique learner number
- Used in
- England
- Topic
- Assessment
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Related terms
- UPN (Unique pupil number) England Wales
- A 13-character identifier given to each pupil in state schools in England and Wales.
- UCI (Unique candidate identifier) All four UK nations (details may differ)
- A 13-character code that identifies a candidate across all exam boards.
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