Answer the following question about benefits criteria.

For each benefit listed in Column 1, we'll match it to the most suitable benefit criteria heading from Column 2 based on the nature of the benefit described:

The availability of more education courses will improve choice for 16-18-year-olds and potentially improve their employment opportunities.

Classified under: D. Qualitative

Explanation: This benefit emphasizes improvements in choice and potential employment opportunities, which are qualitative aspects as they relate to thequality and breadth of education options and their impact on students' future prospects, rather than measurable financial savings or quantifiable outputs.

Rationalization of courses will increase the utilization of teaching staff from 75% to 90% and improve pupil/teacher ratios.

Classified under: B. Quantitative

Explanation: This benefit is about measurable increases in staff utilization and improvements in pupil/teacher ratios, which are quantifiable changes in efficiency and resource allocation, making it a quantitative benefit.

The Pittville University development option will result in a net overall saving in the cost of contracts for cleaning.

Classified under: A. Cash releasing

Explanation: This benefit clearly outlines a reduction in costs, leading to savings that can be redirected or utilized elsewhere, making it a cash-releasing benefit due to the direct financial savings achieved.

Having a choice of locations for learning will increase student satisfaction and attendance rates.

Classified under: D. Qualitative

Explanation: This benefit focuses on improved student satisfaction and higher attendance rates, which are qualitative improvements in the educational experience and student engagement, rather than direct financial benefits or quantifiable metrics.