Update on the Teaching reforms and Learning and Development NOSKaron Nicod

FE Sector Manager (England)

Lifelong Learning UK

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ITTE Where are we now?

• By 2010, every teacher will be qualified or working towards an SVUK endorsed qualification

• All staff employed as teachers in the FE sector must be professionally registered and all new staff must also be licensed to practise by the Institute for Learning (IfL) – includes staff delivering learning for LSC contracts

• To be licensed, all teachers must be trained to a standard that allows them to achieve either Qualified Teacher Learning and Skills (QTLS) status or Associate Teacher Learning and Skills (ATLS) status, depending on their role

- getting there but continuing need for promotion of above and advice

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New: General Professional Recognition Learning and Skills (England)

• Often referred to as GPRLS – for successful applicants provides recognition against the 2007 qualification regulations

• A process for experienced and competent teachers, tutors and trainers in the FE Sector who do not hold an acceptable teaching qualification but can demonstrate they meet the new professional standards:

- GPRLS Skills for Life - GPRLS All areas of Learning - GPRLS B4See www.standardsverificationuk.org for more details

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Funding of teacher training

Extract from LSC letter 15th Sept 2008:

In 2008/09, the new FE teaching qualifications will be funded through the Adult Learner Responsive funding model. Delivery of the new qualifications will contribute to a provider’s performance against their agreed adult learner responsive funding allocation

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14-19 Diploma CPD

• Occupational Currency for Practitioners of Diplomas• Free • First 5 lines Diplomas• 5 – 18 weeks online tuition from Sep 08• Canterbury Christ Church University

education.ocpd@canterbury.ac.uk

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Learning and Development NOS

Where are we now?• Current Learning and Development qualifications expiry

date extension• Developments in QCF:

- SSC wide consideration of NVQ qualifications as a brand- requirement to cut duplication

• Other suites of LLUK NOS – do we already have some coverage of NOS which can be added to for the Learning and Development NOS?

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A and V units

• LLUK has secured funding to credit rate the existing A and V units to enable QCF inclusion for 2010

• Extension of A and V units therefore possible to ensure ‘no gap’ until the revised Learning and Development NOS available

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2008 – 2010 Consultation: Timetable proposed

• January 09:  Invitation to first consultation events• March 09:     Consultation events – on approach to the

review • April/May 09: Electronic consultation re review approach• Sept/Oct 09: Consultation events to review draft NOS• Jan/Feb ’10:  Consultation on possible qualifications

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Wide consultation

• Users of Learning and Development Standards

• Your representative bodies

• Other Sector Skills Councils

• Awarding Bodies

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Keeping you informed

Register your interest by contacting our project team:

nosproject@lluk.org

As consultations progress details will appear on our website: http://www.lluk.org/learning-and-development-nos-consultation.htm

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Learning and Development NOS

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Advice

LLUK offer a free information and advice service. You can

visit www.lluk.org/ias/ or email advice@lluk.org or call

020 7936 5798 between 9am and 5.30pm Mon to Fri

IfL offers help and advice to individual members

and organisations. You can visit www.ifl .ac.uk,

call 0844 815 3202, or email enquiries@ifl .ac.uk