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Keeping it real – enriching T Level teaching with Industry Insights

Posted on Wed 19 Mar, 2025 | Category Uncategorized

T Level teachers across all subjects are getting invaluable support from the Education and Training Foundation’s (ETF) Industry Insights programme. The programme supports teachers’ CPD by keeping them up to date with the latest industry trends and practice in their subject area through meaningful interaction with employers and sector experts.   Industry Insights provides a range […]

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My week of work experience at ETF

Posted on Tue 11 Jun, 2024 | Category Uncategorized

Creating an environment that nurtures learning is important to us at the Education and Training Foundation. Last week we hosted a Year 10 student, LC, who wrote a blog at the end of her week of work experience to share what she’d learned.  My career plans  In terms of a future career, I have always […]

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I want to become an end-point assessor – where do I start?

Posted on Tue 12 Sep, 2017 | Category Uncategorized

Apprenticeship end-point assessment is new. New assessment plans continue to be published and new end-point assessment organisations are being approved – the missing piece of the jigsaw however, are end-point assessors themselves. Recent research conducted with industry and assessment experts, through the Future Apprenticeships programme, estimated that between 23,000 and 42,000 assessors will ultimately be […]

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