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Institute of Physics ITT Tutor Update Meeting 22 April 2014

Institute of Physics ITT Tutor Update Meeting 22 April 2014. James O’Donoghue, Head of Recruitment Strategy, National College for Teaching and Leadership. Physics ITT Recruitment. ITT Recruitment – Current Activities. ITT Bursaries ITT Scholarships Uncapped ITT allocations

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Institute of Physics ITT Tutor Update Meeting 22 April 2014

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  1. Institute of Physics ITT Tutor Update Meeting 22 April 2014 James O’Donoghue, Head of Recruitment Strategy, National College for Teaching and Leadership

  2. Physics ITT Recruitment

  3. ITT Recruitment – Current Activities ITT Bursaries ITT Scholarships Uncapped ITT allocations Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE) Physics with Mathematics Teaching Line Marketing and Advertising Premier Plus, including: School Experience 1-to-1 Recruitment Advisor

  4. Subject Knowledge Enhancement – 2013/14 • Following a review of SKE and subsequent consultation, NCTL announced changes to the way SKE would be delivered during 2013/14. The key changes were: • Permitted length of SKE courses • Funding mechanism/allocations • Time period for SKE courses to take place • Source of SKE provision

  5. Questions • What else can NCTL do to support physics ITT recruitment? • To attract more applicants? • To ensure more places are filled? • How can the new SKE system be improved for the 2014/15 recruitment cycle?

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