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The impact of initial teacher training reforms on English higher education institutions
The impact of initial teacher training reforms on English higher education institutions
Report
30 October 2014
Funding
Professional education
This report, the fifth in Universities UK’s series 'The funding environment for universities 2014', focuses on those universities in England that provide initial teacher training (ITT).
It examines the recent changes affecting English universities’ delivery of ITT, analyses recent trends in recruitment following the implementation of these changes, and, finally, discusses the specific impact on institutions and its implications for current and future provision in this area.
Funding environment 2014 series
International students in UK higher education: the UK and its competition
Postgraduate taught education: the funding challenge
Research and postgraduate research training
The economic role of UK universities
Trends in undergraduate recruitment
News
UUK response to government’s interim response to the Augar review, post-qualifications admissions consultation and TEF
21 January 2021
UUK has responded to government’s interim response to the Augar review, post-qualifications admissions consultation and TEF
Majority of adult learners would upskill at university if given the chance
21 October 2020
New polling by Savanta ComRes for Universities UK has revealed that 82% of prospective students in England who are either unemployed, at risk of unemployment, or looking to learn new skills would be keen to study individual modules of a university degree.
Blog
Pathways and flexibility are key to supporting lifelong learning
18 December 2020
Dave Phoenix, Vice-Chancellor of London South Bank University, argues that if we are to facilitate lifelong learning and avoid ‘educational dead ends’, universities must play a core role in qualification design.
Funding for adult learners will boost the UK's economic recovery
30 September 2020
UUK's Julie Tam takes a look at the prime minister's announcement of a lifetime skills allowance, and what it means for the economy, society, and individuals.