National Roll-Out of the Early Career Framework
A Contract Award Notice
by DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION
- Source
- OJEU
- Type
- Framework (Services)
- Duration
- 4 year (est.)
- Value
- £250M
- Sector
- PROFESSIONAL
- Published
- 05 Mar 2021
- Delivery
- To 05 Mar 2025 (est.)
- Deadline
- n/a
Concepts
Location
London
2 buyers
- Department for Education London
6 suppliers
- Ambition Institute London
- Best Practice Network Bristol
- Capita Business Services London
- Education Development Trust Reading
- Teach First London
- UCL Consultants London
Description
The Department for Education (DfE) is seeking national lead providers to lead the delivery, from September 2021, of the national roll-out of the Early Career Framework (ECF) for Early Career Teachers and their mentors. Lead providers will do this by providing schools with access to training programmes for both Early Career Teachers and their mentors, underpinned by the ECF, to support them to offer an ECF-based induction to their Early Career Teachers.
Total Quantity or Scope
Framework providers will develop and deliver training based upon the Core Induction Programmes, which are available at https://www.early-career-framework.education.gov.uk/. These Core Induction Programmes will include: • a carefully designed curriculum sequence, • comprehensive self-directed study materials, • comprehensive mentor session materials, • training session outlines to support group training. Framework providers will also be expected to create a Full Induction Programme, which will need to build on one chosen Core Induction Programme. The Full Induction Programme will offer: • full high-quality training for Early Career Teachers delivered to schools, that builds on the training session outlines and complements the self-study and mentor sessions in the relevant Core Induction Programme. It is envisaged that this should include a minimum of 18 hours face-to-face training. • full high-quality training sessions for mentors. It is envisaged that this should include a minimum of 9 hours face-to-face training. It is anticipated that DfE will appoint successful bidders to a national framework agreement for Early Career Teacher and mentor training. Under the terms of that framework agreement, this will allow DfE to make specific purchases (Call-Offs) from lead providers within a four-year term. Lead providers will need to: • train a minimum of 1 000 Early Career Teachers and their assigned mentors for cohorts starting in September 2021. • significantly increase capacity to train a minimum of 2 000 Early Career Teachers and their mentors for cohorts starting from September 2022 onwards.
Award Detail
1 | Ambition Institute (London)
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2 | Best Practice Network (Bristol)
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3 | Capita Business Services (London)
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4 | Education Development Trust (Reading)
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5 | Teach First (London)
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6 | UCL Consultants (London)
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Award Criteria
Proposed approach of ECT content and delivery | 15.0 |
Proposed approach of mentor content and delivery | 15.0 |
Example approach | 15.0 |
Production and development | 5.0 |
Delivery partners and competence to deliver at scale | 10.0 |
Recruitment approach | 10.0 |
Project management, governance, data and risk management | 10.0 |
PRICE | 20.0 |
CPV Codes
- 80000000 - Education and training services
Indicators
- Award on basis of price and quality.
Other Information
The maximum value of the framework agreement is GBP 250 000 000.00 but there is no guaranteed value for appointment to the framework. Individual call-off contracts will be awarded in line with the call-off procedure set out in the framework agreement.
Reference
- OJEU 114494-2021