Celebrating 25 years of The National Association of School-Based Teacher Training

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Initial Teacher Training (ITT) plays a crucial role in preparing future educators, ensuring they are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to provide high-quality education to students.

Initial Teacher Training (ITT) in England has undergone significant transformations over the past 25 years, these changes have been driven by a combination of government policies, educational research, and the evolving needs of the education system.

Established in 2000 NASBTT has been prominent throughout the key events and policy changes that have shaped ITT in England over the past 25 years.

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The National Association of School-Based Teacher Trainers

NASBTT is a registered charity which represents the interests of schools-led teacher training provision in relation to the development and implementation of national policy developments.

Our members include SCITT providers, HEIs, Teaching School Hubs and a range of other organisations involved in the education and professional development of teachers. We have more than 225 members representing in excess of 10,000 trainees.

"I feel confident knowing that I can always get in touch with NASBTT for advice and guidance if needed. A brilliant organisation!"

Raz Rahman, SCITTELS

"NASBTT is such an asset in the ITT sector."

Leah Axten, The John Taylor SCITT

NASBTT's Member Voice

Ryan Holmes

Member voice: Recognising the importance of expert teachers  

Polly Butterfield-Tracey

Member voice: Rewarding the heart of Initial Teacher Training – how can we incentivise schools to engage in ITT?

Derek Boyle (002)

Member voice: Invest in teacher training, an invitation to the Government

Best Practice Member Voice

Member voice: Promoting flexible working within ITT at Best Practice Network

Laura Harvey

Member voice: How we created a bespoke Oracy session for our Maths and Physics trainees

Kate Dale

Member Voice: Teacher trainee mentor development at Staffordshire University

"Thank you for being our voice!"

Rosie Ball, Essex Schools ITT

 

"Your service is incredibly helpful and valued."

Andy Gibson, Co-op Academies Trust