Once Left Behind, Now Well Ahead TEC Oritetanga Learner Success Conference 6-7 August 2019 Dr Stuart Middleton Specialist Advisor to the Chief Executive.

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Once Left Behind, Now Well Ahead TEC Oritetanga Learner Success Conference 6-7 August 2019 Dr Stuart Middleton Specialist Advisor to the Chief Executive Manukau Insitute of Technology New Zealand

Ngā mihi nui hoki kia koutou

NZ’s slightly dirty little secrets! Students were dropping out of school There were large gaps in academic preparation for further education and training NZ had seen the growth of a substantial group of NEETs Pathways between secondary schools and postsecondary education and training were at best broken

An opportunity comes along THE PROBLEM: the education system was fragmented, disjointed, performing to low levels, providing inequitable outcomes for many. The SOLUTION: an approach that........ addressed early school leaving / disengagement, developed Pathways and Managed Transitions, Led to seamless progression, through early access to applied learning, which accelerated students not slowed them down.

A new approach emerges: MANUKAU TERTIARY HIGH SCHOOL Target Group Failing Students offered a place in the THS Fulltime enrolments at MIT (at age c.15 years) Integrated senior secondary / tertiary learning Work simultaneously towards NZ School Qualifications (NCEA) and NZ qualifications THEY WOULD NOT BE TAKEN OUT OF SCHOOL, THEY WOULD BE IN SCHOOL BUT THEY WOULD NOT BE AT SCHOOL

THS Programme – Year 1 Literacy, Numeracy, Social and Digital Skills Emphasis on essential skills: Literacy, Numeracy, Social and Digital Skills School Qualifications: NCEA Levels 1 and 2 MIT / NZQF Qualifications MIT Certificate in Tertiary Pathways (Level 1) MIT Certificate in Pathways to Tertiary Studies (Level 2) Other Courses Preparing for Careers and Professions (Students complete courses in four technical disciplnes in Years 1 and 2) Managing Learning Individual Education Plan / Academic Advisories Seeking additional support (within MIT)

THS Programme - Year 2 School Qualifications complete NCEA Level 2 then start Level 3 (if UE) OR start MIT VET Quals MIT Qualifications NCEA Level 3 (Degree Bound) start degree preparation OR MIT / NZ VET courses L 3/4 Other Courses Continue Preparing for Careers and Professions Academic Support Pastoral Care

THS Programme Year 3 School Qualifications NCEA Level 3 – Small group University Entrance NCEA Level 2 - Small group completing NCEA Level 2 MIT / NZ Career Qualifications at L3 (generally) Most of the group move into a wide range of MIT / NZ programmes In reality students are full-time MIT tertiary students but they retain a capability of accessing THS support Year 4 - Continued access to and support of THS

THS Programme Year 3 School Qualifications NCEA Level 3 – Small group University Entrance NCEA Level 2 - Small group completing NCEA Level 2 MIT / NZ Career Qualifications Most of the group move into a wide range of MIT / NZ programmes In reality students are full-time MIT tertiary students but they retain a capability of accessing THS support Year 4 - Continued access to and support of THS

Who were the students? 2010 – 2016 (n = 916) GENDER Male 60.10% Female 39.90% ETHNICITY NZ Maori 44.60% NZ Pakeha 24.10% Pasifika 26.80% Other 4.40% SCHOOLS Decile 1 – 3 71.40% Decile 4 – 7 15.50% Decile 8 - 10 12.20%

Student Success 2010 - 2016 NCEA NZQF / MIT Characterised as failures at Year 10....... Qual. NZQF Level % 1 67.0% NCEA 2 30.0% 3 2.0% 69% 31.0% 62% NZQF / MIT 27.0% 29% 4 18.0% 5 10.0% 6 3.0% 7 6.0% ....... acknowledged as successes 4-5-6 year later.

Consequential changes The THS opened the doors…… Youth Guarantee Policy (YG) Fees Free Youth Guarantee places Trades Academies Dual Pathway Programmes More Tertiary / Industry Cooperation Customised training (MIT in Schools) New Pathways to Postsecondary MIT in the Pacific (Tonga/Samoa) New Pathways to Employment Vocational options in some Secondary Schools

Impact of Changes Post-MIT THS Over 900 students have been through the MIT THS 32,000+ have been through a Secondary/Tertiary Trades Academy 74,600+ students have benefitted from the Youth Guarantee Fees Free Places (Figures supplied by NZ Ministry of Education, September 2018.)

The MIT Tertiary High School development has been a significant change agent in New Zealand Education Early access to vocational and technical education and training. Multiple Pathways and Managed Transitions Seamlessness and Flexibility Acceleration for students who are falling behind A clear line of sight to employment creating a Sense of Purpose “Every great advance replaces traditional complexities by a new simplicity.” Simon Winchester