NCP23-29 SEC SKTM ECT YR1

Secondary Early Career Teachers
Develop mathematical subject knowledge and pedagogy

What is involved?
Two maths-specific subject knowledge projects are available to support secondary Early Career Teachers (ECTs) - one is for ECTs who have not yet participated in this project, and one is for those who participated in 2022/23. Both projects offer high-quality subject knowledge and pedagogy maths support for ECTs, recognising the requirement of the ECF.

This programme will build on the knowledge gained during initial teacher training. This will be achieved by focussing on one area of maths in detail: multiplicative reasoning for participants in Phase 1, and sequences and graphical representations for participants in Phase 2.

Who can take part?
PHASE 1 is for those identified as Early Career Teachers - teachers in their first year or second year of teaching. PHASE 2 is for those in the early part of their careers. They will have engaged with Phase 1 before engaging with this phase. If you completed Phase 1 in 2022/23 we will enrol you on to Phase 2 automatically.

Benefits

Your students will reason with increasing confidence in response to effective questioning within the classroom
You will consider task and lesson design, with your students' needs in mind
You will notice aspects of teaching for mastery within a given task or lesson, and be able to articulate their purpose

What is the cost?
The programme is fully funded by Central Maths Hub so is free to participating schools.

Our catalogue of Programmes, Work Groups and Community opportunities for 2023-2024 is now available to download.

Can't find what you're looking for? Email the team at:

mathshub@bishopchalloner.bham.sch.uk

REGISTRATION - enter details of the person who will be attending the programme. Please submit a form for each person. Dates will be confirmed in September.

Name *

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Last

School Email *

Current role in school *

Line Manager or HoD Email address: *

As this is a DfE funded programme your Teacher Reference Number (TRN) is required. If unqualified, type in the box UQT, in the case of Classroom Assistant type in TA or HTLA.
If you are a qualified teacher, you can find your TRN:

on your payslip - it is a number like this example: RP12/34567.
you can email - qts.enquiries@education.gov.uk
you can phone the Teaching Regulation Agency 020 7593 5394. Make sure you have your National Insurance number before you call.
via GOV UK website: https://find-a-lost-trn.education.gov.uk/start

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