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School Direct – a route into teaching

Join Carl Moore, Vice Principal (HR) at Tollbar Family of Academies, as he introduces the School Direct program designed for aspiring teachers. Learn about the application process, entry requirements, and what it's like to teach in today's schools. Discover how School Direct empowers schools to cultivate their own teachers and ensures quality training through school partnerships. With attractive financial support, a fulfilling teaching experience awaits you. Don’t miss the Open Day on October 18 to explore your future in education!

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School Direct – a route into teaching

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  1. School Direct – a route into teaching Carl Moore Vice Principal, HR Tollbar Family of Academies

  2. Who am I? • Carl Moore • Vice Principal (HR) for Tollbar MAT • Hull PGCE student (Business Studies) 2003-4

  3. Today’s presentation • What is School Direct? • How you apply • What the entry requirements are • What is it like to teach in schools today?

  4. What is it like to teach in schools today? • It’s not like this!

  5. CHANGE

  6. Changes in… • Education • E Baccs • A levels • Academies • Headline figures • Society • iPads / tablets • Text speek and spelin • The latest government fad?

  7. Changes in teaching • new ideas – or reinventing the wheel?

  8. Changes in technology

  9. Teacher 2050?

  10. Children haven’t changed!

  11. Year 7 intake

  12. Children haven’t changed! • “A characteristic of the normal child is he doesn't act that way very often” • “You can learn many things from children. How much patience you have, for instance” • “Children seldom misquote. In fact, they usually repeat word for word what you shouldn't have said”

  13. My favourite quote • “Children today are tyrants. They contradict their parents, gobble their food, and tyrannize their teachers. “ • Socrates, 469-399 BC

  14. What are the kids like then? • 95% are fantastic • 4% have problems • 1% are ‘orrible

  15. Why be a teacher….according to Joe Public…. • Holidays! • Weekends! • Short working day! • No accountability! • No stress! • Easy!

  16. Why be a teacher?

  17. Why…really….? • Because you want a job that counts for something

  18. before I got a proper job… I’ve sold coke, pagers, and dresses… and shovelled peas…..

  19. So what is it really like? • Exciting • Different every day • Important • Rewarding • frustrating • Challenging

  20. Today’s presentation • What is School Direct? • How you apply • What the entry requirements are • What is it like to teach in schools today?

  21. What is School Direct? • School Direct allows schools to: • grow their own teachers • decide who to recruit and which subjects • form partnerships so that training is aligned and quality is guaranteed • negotiate how the training year is delivered • have the option to employ at the end of the course

  22. Which schools can apply? • The Teaching Agency is looking for outstanding schools to lead the programme • It is also looking for schools who are offering to train national priority subjects

  23. Two routes… • School Direct Training programme • Open to all graduates • Funded via tuition fees • Bursaries available • School Direct Training programme (salaried) • Employed by the school • Salary subsidised by Teacher Agency • Three years’ work experience • High quality graduates • This replaces the GTP scheme

  24. What does the training look like? • 60 days minimum of training activity • 120-150 days in your training schools • Teaching is divided between at least two schools

  25. Can I afford it? Bursaries are available…. • Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Languages: • £20,000 for a first • £15,000 for a 2:1 • £12,000 for a 2:2 • Art/Design, Tech, Economics, English, ICT, PE, Biology, Music, Geography, History, classics, RE, Primary: • £9000 for a first • £4000 for a 2:1 • £0 for a 2:2

  26. Other financial considerations? • School Direct • Tuition fees are payable by student, but… • Your bursary is tax free, and… • Student loans are available • Student loans are not available to School Direct (salaried) trainees • Salaries are subsidised by the Teaching Agency

  27. Entry Requirements? • You need to pass a skills test in numeracy and literacy (usually before interview) • You can visit the Department skills tests web pages: www.education.gov.uk/teachskillstests. • You need a GCSE grade C in both Englishand Maths (and Science if you teach 3-11) • Some HEIs will accept equivalent qualifications • A first degree of a UK HEI or equivalent

  28. The re-cap… • Exciting • Different every day • Important • Rewarding • frustrating • Challenging

  29. Recruitment starts now! • Applications open 1 November • Visit www.ucas.com • Come and take a look at our lead school • Open day Friday 18 October 2013 (11-3pm) • Email me at moorec@tollbarmat.org • Pick up a business card before you leave today

  30. Why Tollbar Family of Academies? • Outstanding results (81% A*- C including English and Maths) • Six consecutive years of 80% + results • Rated outstanding by OFSTED since 2007 • £8 million refurbishment for sister school • Primary opportunities • Vast experience of teacher training

  31. Questions? • Open day at Tollbar on Friday 18 October 11-3pm • Email me at moorec@tollbarmat.org • Pick up a business card before you leave today

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