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Ofsted methods are unpopular with colleges

Published on
April 14, 2000
Last updated
May 27, 2015

Ofsted, the schools standards watchdog which is to take lead responsibility for the inspection of all post-16 provision next year, appears to favour measures unpopular with colleges, according to the first consultation on the forthcoming Learning and Skills Council's inspection framework.

It is understood to prefer a system in which college "nominees" have a reduced role in mediating with inspectors, and in which college's self-assessment reports take a less prominent role. The future of both of these elements are raised in the Ofsted paper, Inspecting Post-16 Education and Training.

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