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<p>The government response to the review accepted the recommendation that all initial
teacher training (ITT) courses that lead to qualified teacher status should be centred
on an evidence-based trainee curriculum, delivering as a minimum all aspects of the
core content framework. However, it is the responsibility of providers to determine
the shape of their training curriculum to suit their local circumstances and the needs
of their trainees, such as subject-specific knowledge.</p><p>The response sets out
new quality requirements, including a section focused on curriculum, which will become
part of the ITT criteria from academic year 2024/25.</p><p>Alongside the response,
the government has also published documentation for current providers wishing to apply
for reaccreditation and new organisations wishing to become accredited ITT providers
from the academic year 2024/25, available here: <a href="https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/initial-teacher-training-itt-market-review/initial-teacher-training-itt-market-review-overview"
target="_blank">https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/initial-teacher-training-itt-market-review/initial-teacher-training-itt-market-review-overview</a>.
This consists of updated ITT criteria 2024/25, ‘How to Apply’ guidance, an Expression
of Interest form, assessment questions and marking criteria, and FAQs.</p>
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