1. developing people, improving young lives NQT survey 2008

2. NQT Survey 2008 – response rate Questionnaire mailed to 32,000 NQTs 14,000 responded over a 15 week period Response rate 44 per cent (compared with 36 per cent in 2007)

3. NQT Survey 2008 – pattern of returns

4. NQT Survey 2008 – publication of results Sector level analysis published in July on TDA website: http://www.tda.gov.uk/partners/datasurveys/nqtsurvey/nqtsurveyarchive.aspx Provider level analyses were published w/c 15 September 2008 http://dataprovision.tda.gov.uk/public/page.htm?to-page=providersNqtSurvey Data are available on providers website https://dataprovision.tda.gov.uk/provider/page.htm?to- page=analysisProviderLoginhttps://dataprovision.tda.gov.uk/provider/page.htm?to- page=analysisProviderLogin

5. NQT Survey 2008 – summary key sector level findings Significant differences between primary and secondary ITT In primary – The ratings given by the 2008 NQTs for most of the questions were lower than in the 2007 survey – Key areas where the NQTs ratings were lower, and contributed to a continued downward trend, were understanding: the National Curriculum the primary national strategy – Key areas of improvement were: Preparation to teach reading including phonics and comprehensive Understanding the foundation stage Understanding Every Child Matters

6. NQT Survey 2008 – summary key sector level findings In secondary – For 15 out 25 questions ratings reached their highest levels in the 2007 survey, and 2008 responses equalled or represented an improvement on these. – Biggest improvements were recorded in the following areas: the use of ICT in teaching teaching ME learners teaching learners with EAL use of the CEDP sharing responsibility for CPD understanding ECM – Key areas where NQTs ratings were lower were: planning teaching monitoring and reporting learners progress working with teaching colleagues

7. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary - overall quality

8. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – assessment and feedback – support and guidance

9. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – National Curriculum – specialist subject

10. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – classroom behaviour – range of teaching methods

11. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – planning – monitoring

12. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – ME learners – learners with EAL

13. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – learners with SEN – learners of different abilities

14. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – working with teaching colleagues – managing the work of others

15. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – parents and carers – welfare and safeguarding

16. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – induction – CEDP - CPD

17. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – foundation stage – primary national strategy

18. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in primary – literacy and mathematics elements of the primary national strategy

19. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary - overall quality

20. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary – assessment and feedback – support and guidance

21. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary – National Curriculum – specialist subject

22. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary – classroom behaviour – teaching methods

23. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary – planning - monitoring

24. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary – ME learners – learners with EAL

25. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary - learners with SEN – learners of different abilities

26. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary - working with teaching colleagues – managing the work of others

27. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary – parents and carers – welfare and safeguarding

28. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary – induction – CEDP - CPD

29. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary – secondary national strategy

30. NQT Survey 2008 – trends in secondary – English, ICT, science and mathematics elements of the secondary national strategy

31. NQT Survey 2008 Any questions Contact us Martin Furnermartin.furner@tda.gov.ukmartin.furner@tda.gov.uk Barbara Riley barbara.riley@tda.gov.ukbarbara.riley@tda.gov.uk