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Page 1: Initial Teacher Training Recruitment and SKE · Review of recruitment through UCAS and the subsequent ITT Census. Review of targets set through . Teacher Supply model . Consider the

Author: Mark Crowley Lecturer in Science Education

Initial Teacher Training Recruitment and SKE

Page 2: Initial Teacher Training Recruitment and SKE · Review of recruitment through UCAS and the subsequent ITT Census. Review of targets set through . Teacher Supply model . Consider the

Aims

Review of recruitment through UCAS and the subsequent ITT Census.

Review of targets set through Teacher Supply model

Consider the ongoing role of SKE – with some interesting FoI insights.

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PG Physics recruitment against DfE target / TSM

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No details yet about TSM 2017-18 (April?)

66% 71%

81% 91% 92%

71%

Recruitment against targets 2009-18

https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/statistics-teacher-training

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SWS 2015

TSM 2015

TSM 2016

TSM 2017

TSM 2018

Increasing Targets

Increase for all sciences due to rising pupil numbers

However current model does not factor in under-recruitment.

School workforce survey contains “General Science” category

Immigration Shortage Skills and Tier 2 lists reflect this too.

Physics Chemistry Biology

TSM 2016-17

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/teacher-supply-model

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Shortage occupation list

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/migration-advisory-committee-reviews-of-tier-2

Maths and science teachers have been on the shortage occupation list since 2008, but biology teachers were taken off the list in 2011.

Home Office Migration Advisory's Committee (MAC) “thought it sensible to place general purpose science teachers on the list on the understanding that such teachers are expected to teach physics as part of their role.”

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Physics NQT numbers

940 81%

completion

80%

employment 760 610

Increased bursary may have helped recruitment but our own experience suggests completion rate will be lower.

48% HEI 42% SD 10% SCITT

TSM 2016-17

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Recruitment

http://www.ucet.ac.uk/downloads/7060-C12-Greg-Burke-(NCTL)-Teacher-education-policy,-including-NCTL-recruitment-controls.pptx

ITT 2016-17

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ITT subject

2016/17 academic year

Estimate of trainee need

Teach First allocation

SD (salaried)

recruit level

SD+SCITT min recruit

level

Biology 1,178 190 80 316

Chemistry 1,053 60 95 393

Physics 1,055 50 86 264

ITT subject

2016/17 academic year

Estimate of trainee need

Teach First allocation

SD (salaried)

recruit level

SD+SCITT min recruit

level

Biology 1,178 16% 7% 27%

Chemistry 1,053 6% 9% 37%

Physics 1,055 5% 8% 25%

Minimum recruitment levels

Although no HEI allocation was given, the maximum permitted (controlled) can be

estimated from the unallocated %

ITT 2016-17

School-led total

50%

52%

38%

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Individual breakdown

DfE target 1055

655 (62%) not allocated to specific routes

TF SD sal

SL fee+SCITT

Unallocated HEI + SL

400 (38%) reserved for school-based

One-way expansion

ITT 2016-17

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85%

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68%

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Teach First SD Salaried School-Led SCITT and SD Fee

Unallocated 6%

Physics recruitment

2% TF 9% SDs 36% SL 53% HEI

HEI

SL

Census 844* (80%) TSM 1053 * does not include DfE forecast of 7 late starters

ITT 2016-17

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3% 7% 37% 53%

48%

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97%

108%

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Teach First SD Salaried School-Led SCITT and SD Fee

Unallocated

Chemistry recruitment

Census 1030 TSM 1053

ITT 2016-17

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100%

7% 7% 35% 51%

51% 121%

117%

26%

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Teach First SD Salaried School-Led SCITT and SD Fee

Unallocated

Biology recruitment

Census 1352 TSM 1178

ITT 2016-17

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During prior recruitment cycles there have greater number of trainees on the DfE census than recorded UCAS applicants. Requested data under FOI* in order to investigate this issue

applications

UKPRN Provider name Region Subject6

Total number of first year

postgraduates10033225 Alban Federation East of England Physics *10035012 Associated Merseyside Partnersh North West Physics *10000571 Bath Spa University South West Physics 13 10034119 Billericay Educational Consortium East of England Physics *10007140 Birmingham City University West Midlands Physics 7 10007140 Birmingham City University (Teac West Midlands Physics *10007811 Bishop Grosseteste University East Midlands Physics 5 10048011 BLT SCITT South East Physics *10036163 Bluecoat SCITT Alliance Nottingha East Midlands Physics *10033367 Bournemouth Poole and Dorset S South West Physics *10000840 Bradford College (2014/2015) ire and The Humber Physics *10032985 Bromley Schools Collegiate South East Physics 5

Redacted data in line with data/identity protection

*2015-0016321 CRM:0810001

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Conversion rate

… last year there was a significant difference between the number of people recorded by UCAS as having accepted an ITT place at the end of the recruitment cycle and the number who later appeared in the ITT census.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/teacher-recruitment-bulletin/teacher-recruitment-bulletin-16-february-2017

UCAS haven’t published their End of Cycle data yet. Important to know conversion rates and “over-offers”.

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UCAS Physics

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Holding offer

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Placed

28 Oct 2015 – 23 Sept 2016

ITT 2016-17

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2015-16

2014-15

Physics Placed+ Conditional 2014-17

2017-18

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Placed+ Conditional Chemistry

2016-17 covers a longer recruitment period

2014-17

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Biology Placed+ Conditional

2015-16

2014-15

2016-17

Prior under-recruitment meant that Biology SKE began 2016-17.

Will over-recruitment mean

removal of funding for SKE Bio?

2014-17

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SKE numbers - various requests

http://www.parliament.uk/business/publications/written-questions-answers-statements/written-question/Commons/2016-05-18/37394/

Science: Teachers: Written question – 37394

Q Asked by Nic Dakin(Scunthorpe) Asked on: 18 May 2016

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many (a) physics and (b) chemistry trainee teachers undertook a pre-initial teacher training subject knowledge enhancement course, broken down by subject and length of course, in each of the last five years.

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SKE Numbers Physics

SKE courses grouped by length

24-36 Week

16-23 Week

2-15 Week

8-15 Week

SKE 2011-15

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SKE numbers - various requests

7th Nov 2015 Jeremy Coninx 18th Apr 2016 Alexandra Vine How many pre-ITT SKE trainees were funded during 2013-14 and 2014-15 broken down by

• name of SKE course provider

• SKE subject

• size of SKE course (units or weeks).

• the intended ITT course

• and if SD, the name of the School Direct partnership. 26th Oct 2016 Stephen Pinches Please could I get updated numbers for exactly the same information in the same format, but covering the full academic year to the 31st July 2016.

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Issues with SKE data Vague

“Provider Led”

To be confirmed (Pre-application SKE)

Not redacted! Individuals can be

identified

https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/367429/response/898561/attach/2/Final SKE FOI data 2016 0049531.xlsx

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SKE Numbers Physics

SKE courses grouped by length 2016-17? Impact of

reduced SKE funds

SKE 2011-16

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HEI + Provider Led

School Direct + SCITT

Teach First

SKE Recruitment

SKE Chemistry numbers compared with 2016-17 allocation and census

50% 28%

37% Short

Long

Mid

SKE 2015-16

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SKE Physics numbers compared with 2016-17 allocation and census

SKE Recruitment

HEI + Provider Led

School Direct + SCITT

Teach First

SKE ITT 36%

SKE 2015-16

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Final SKE FOI data 2016 0049531.xlsx https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ske_numbers_by_provider_2

Main_tables_SFR_57_2016_to_2017.xlsx http://www.thegovernmentsays.com/comments/1453564

SKE for SKE 2015-16

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Sent: 06 March 2017 15:07 To: Crowley, Mark <[email protected]> Subject: FW: Subject knowledge enhancement query

Hi Mark We believe the disparity… can be explained by two things.

• We have many participants on our Teach First Leadership Development

Programme that decide to defer for a year.

• Some individuals may have undertaken the physics SKE to improve their physics knowledge but are now teaching general science rather than physics only

Best wishes, F_____ Media Officer

SKE for MFL

SKE ITT 2014-15 75 23 2015-16 59 21

90 x (£1910+£1600) =£315,900

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 26 February 2016 17:34 To: Crowley, Mark <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] Subject: RE: SKE Combined Science Proposal Dear Mark Thank you for your email, as a provider of SKE courses, your feedback and experience are important to us. You are however correct in your understanding… NCTL funding can only be drawn down for an subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) course in a candidate’s stated teacher training specialism.

SKE outside specialism

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Changes to SKE: MFL

Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) 22. NCTL will now fund two SKE courses in modern foreign languages (MFL) so that participants are equipped to teach two languages, where required. 23. As a guide we would suggest that participants doing two SKE courses will take a short course in their main language and a longer course of up to 28 weeks in the other language

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From: SKE, TA [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 07 February 2017 11:38 To: Crowley, Mark <[email protected]> Subject: RE: January Bulletin for SKEs in MFL Dear colleague Thank you for your email. In response to your query, the NCTL currently have no plans to extend the offer of allowing two SKE courses for additional subjects other than languages. Kind regards

SKE for MFL

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Contact details

Mark Crowley Lecturer in Science Education Nottingham Trent University [email protected] 0115 848 8064