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University Technical Colleges : The First Ten Years.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Harbourne, David.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Technical institutes--England.
- Technical institutes.
- England.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (337 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- London : University of Buckingham Press, The, 2022.
- Summary:
- The former Secretary of State for Education, Lord Baker, crossbench peer Lord Dearing and industrialist Sir Anthony Bamford shared a vision.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Title
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Author's Foreword
- 1. Lewis's story
- 2. Starting point 1: The JCB Academy
- Preparing to open
- The JCB Academy opens
- One year on
- 3. Ella's story
- 4. Starting point 2: Lord Baker and Lord Dearing
- The Labour Government after 1997
- Lord Baker and Lord Dearing call for 14-19 schools throughout England
- 5. Towards the 2010 general election
- Lord Dearing
- The Baker Dearing Educational Trust
- 6. The Coalition Government
- The Wolf Report on vocational education
- Becoming a movement
- Young Apprenticeships are abolished and the Wolf Report is accepted
- 7. Aston University Engineering Academy and Black Country University Technical College
- Aston University Engineering Academy
- Black Country University Technical College
- A royal visit
- 8. The next wave of UTCs
- 9. Recognizing success
- The Duke of York steps down
- 10. Liverpool Life Sciences UTC
- Edge case study
- Liverpool Life Sciences UTC in 2020
- The Studio, Liverpool
- 11. UTC Reading
- From start-up to maturity
- 12. Tensions and challenges
- Weak recruitment leads to the closure of three UTCs
- Hackney UTC
- Central Bedfordshire UTC
- Black Country UTC
- Student recruitment proved challenging
- Exam results and student destinations
- 13. Responding to the challenges
- Looking for solutions
- Recruitment
- Running costs
- Leadership and management
- Ministerial interest
- 14. Sheffield's two UTCs
- Sheffield's second UTC
- What students think about Sheffield's UTCs
- Group 1
- Group 2
- Former students
- 15. Jobs for the boys? Tackling gender stereotypes in UTCs
- Case study: Leeds UTC
- 16. The movement grows
- The Sainsbury Report
- Summary of main recommendations
- Making ends meet
- A new Secretary of State
- Measuring student progress
- Another closure
- Research.
- 17. The JCB Academy, part 2
- Student numbers, 2018-19
- The curriculum
- Ofsted
- What students think about the JCB Academy
- 18. Employer engagement
- Case studies
- London Design and Engineering UTC
- Ron Dearing UTC
- What does good employer engagement look like?
- 19. Apprenticeships
- First steps
- AUEA
- The JCB Academy
- Broadening the scope
- Expanding apprenticeships at the JCB Academy
- Apprenticeship reforms
- Leila's story
- 20. Looking to the long-term
- The Baker clause
- Ministerial decisions
- Skewed recruitment
- Operational and strategic support for UTCs
- Marketing
- Accountability measures
- 21. Engineering UTC Northern Lincolnshire
- 22. Approaching steady state
- Reviews of government investment in UTCs
- HM Treasury
- National Audit Office and House of Commons Public Accounts Committee
- Outstanding issues
- Funding
- Student recruitment
- Age of transfer
- Multi-Academy Trusts
- Teacher recruitment
- T-levels and progression to higher technical qualifications
- Taking stock
- New UTCs
- Performance
- The role of the Baker Dearing Educational Trust
- Simon Connell
- 23. Afterword by Lord Baker of Dorking
- UTCs: a century in the making?
- A remarkable success story
- Education is about more than memory
- Skills needs, today and tomorrow
- Coronavirus
- UTCs: the next ten years
- 24. Jodie's story
- Appendix
- References
- Index.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Harbourne, David University Technical Colleges
- ISBN:
- 9781915054777
- 191505477X
- OCLC:
- 1299386524
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