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AoC West Midlands FE and Skills Governors Data Dashboard 7 October 2014 Ian Smith - Senior Her Majestys Inspector Objectives for the session To introduce the data dashboard and navigate around the data To understand the value of the

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Ian Smith - Senior Her Majesty’s Inspector

AoC West Midlands FE and Skills Governors’ Data Dashboard 7 October 2014

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To introduce the data dashboard and navigate

around the data

To understand the value of the information and

the questions that the data may raise

To identify actions and key learning points that

add value to your quality improvement plans

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Objectives for the session

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The lack of consistent, sector-wide measures of learners’

destinations, including into sustainable employment, has hindered college governors’ ability to evaluate the wider impact

f their college’s work in the local area.
A key challenge, therefore, remains for college governors to

hold their college to account for the quality of provision and for its true impact.

Governors need to know what happens to their learners after

they leave.

The Ofsted Data Dashboard for FE and skills aims to ensure

that governors have accessible data to hold leaders and managers to account.

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Why a Data Dashboard for governors?

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National Director for Further Education and Skills, Lorna Fitzjohn, commenting on the Data Dashboard, said:

“We highlighted in the last Annual Report the importance of encouraging a dialogue between the FE sector and employers, particularly the need for greater awareness of the priorities of Local Enterprise Partnerships. This information held in this Dashboard will give governors a clear picture of how well providers are equipping learners with the skills they need to make the transition from education to work.”

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Why a Data Dashboard for governors?

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Advisory Group on Gernance|

What we are not trying to do:

provide an in-year view of what is happening in providers
provide data about, for example, a provider’s workforce or

finances

suggest that the only things governors need to do their job

effectively are some high level measures of past performance.

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The FE and skills Data Dashboard broad questions

What are the success rates for:
individual subject areas?
different levels?
What is happening:
with study programmes?
with apprenticeships?
with employability programmes?
How well do learners progress:
to further training?
to higher education?
to employment and within employment?

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Further Education and Skills Data Dashboard Launched 12 May

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The FE and skills Data Dashboard - Live version

http://dashboard.ofsted.gov.uk/

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The FE and skills Data Dashboard - Example of an outstanding provider

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The FE and skills Data Dashboard - example of an outstanding provider

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The FE and skills Data Dashboard - example

f an outstanding provider – experimental

destination data

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The FE and skills Data Dashboard - a requires improvement provider - apprenticeships

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The FE and skills Data Dashboard - a requires improvement provider – English and mathematics for 19+ learners

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The FE and skills Data Dashboard - Live version

Questions?

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