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AP student record 2014/15 - Teacher training course

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AP student record 2014/15

Fields required from institutions in England

Teacher training course


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Typefield
Short nameTTCID
Description

This field is a one character field completed for students on courses that lead to teacher qualifications. The selection will determine the type of the teacher training.

Applicable toEngland
Coverage

All courses.

Valid entries and labels
CodeLabel
0Not a teacher training course
2On other initial teacher training course not leading to Qualified Teacher Status nor to registration as a school teacher with the General Teaching Council for Scotland
5Inset course
Notes

Code 2 includes courses leading to Further Education Teacher Qualification and to Nursing and Midwifery Teacher Qualification.

Code 5: HEFCE have given a working definition of an INSET course as follows:

An INSET/In-service course is one for which the primary (but not necessarily the only) purpose is to improve the effectiveness of teachers, lecturers or trainers. In considering whether this is the purpose of particular course, providers may wish to consider the content of the course and course literature, including prospectuses and any other marketing material.
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Reason required

Used to identify and differentiate between different types of teacher training student in the analysis of ITT provision, assessing student support eligibility and setting and monitoring the student number control.

Part of
Field length1
Minimum occurrences1
Maximum occurrences1
Schema components
Element: TTCID
OwnerHESA
Version1.1
Date modified2015-01-29
Change management notesValid entry 1 'On initial or pre-service teacher training course leading to Qualified Teacher Status or to registration as a school teacher with the General Teaching Council for Scotland' removed as courses leading to QTS need not be returned through the AP student record, and the code is therefore redundant.

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