As a Corporate Partner of the Society for Education and Training (SET), the membership arm of the Education and Training Foundation (ETF), your teaching staff will receive SET membership.
Professionalising your workforce with Corporate Partnership Status.
View the current SET Corporate partners by visiting the SET website.
SET membership will help you:
Professionalise your teaching workforce
Empower your staff and demonstrate your commitment to them
Ensure that “Empowered teachers = Improved outcomes for learners”
Provide a cost-effective way of offering CPD to extend your staff’s development
Gain recognition for your college and your staff
SET membership provides your teaching staff with a range of benefits, focusing on the three pillars of career, profession and community.
Your career
Your profession
Your community
Find out more about the benefits of Corporate Partnership and how to get involved on the SET website. If you have any queries, please contact us on partnership@etfoundation.co.uk.
Nigel Duncan, Principal and Chief Executive of Fareham College (rated Outstanding by Ofsted) in Hampshire, said:
“As part of our Corporate Partner status, we have accessed a number of the ETF’s CPD and networking events, and taken part in funding opportunities such as the Outstanding Teaching and Learning Assessment (OTLA) grant collaborative project. The partnership helps us stay up to date with key issues across the sector. With a key strategic priority to invest in our staff, we find accessing CPD activities across all areas of the curriculum particularly valuable. These have included; managing student behaviour, supporting learners with maths and English, developing an awareness of student mental health issues and supporting students with additional needs. Flexible methods of study that can meet the diverse needs of the Fareham workforce is key to engagement and thus the online courses offered by the ETF are a really effective and accessible mode of delivery.”
John Humphreys, Head of Human Resources of West London College, said:
“We wanted to support Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and maximise both the skills of our existing staff and attract new teachers and trainers. Our key priorities for teaching and learning are to have outstanding teachers and for every learner to be able to achieve their best. The biggest challenge we are currently facing is to recruit, retain and develop teachers in English and STEM subjects – and this is the kind of tailored support being delivered by the ETF.”