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Page 1: Ken Gaines (City and Guilds) - ITA Summit 11

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KEN GAINES

Portfolio Manager – ICT, Health & Safety and Finance

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DEVELOPING THE NEXT GENERATION OF ICT PROFESSIONALS

Reading – October 2011

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…IS OUR COMMITMENT TO CREATE THE PILLARS AND PLATFORMS THAT WILL HELP

UNLEASH A MILLION TALENTED APPRENTICES BY MAY 2013, GIVING THEM THE VERY BEST CHANCE TO SHINE AND GROW IN SUSTAINABLE EMPLOYMENT.

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TARGET OF NEARLY 430,00 STARTS IN

2011/12

TARGET OF NEARLY 430,00 STARTS IN

2011/12

NOT ENOUGH EMPLOYERS NOW!

NOT ENOUGH EMPLOYERS NOW!

Apprenticeships 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/12 2012/13

Overall Starts target 273,000 388,000 437,000 497,000

STATE OF THE NATION

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STATE OF THE NATION

Since 1998 IT & Telecoms GVA contribution has

grown 76%

Since 1998 IT & Telecoms GVA contribution has

grown 76%

Continuing economic and social growth depends on

increasing the positive impact of ICT on UK

businesses and the lives of our citizens - LSE

Continuing economic and social growth depends on

increasing the positive impact of ICT on UK

businesses and the lives of our citizens - LSE

The continued adoption and exploitation of ICT

could generate an additional £29.7 billion of GVA to the UK economy

The continued adoption and exploitation of ICT

could generate an additional £29.7 billion of GVA to the UK economy

1 in every 17 people employed in England work in IT & Telecoms

1 in every 17 people employed in England work in IT & Telecoms

To bring the skills of IT & Telecoms professionals in line with those currently required by employers, it would require the delivery of approximately 8.6 million development units. A further 11.6 million over the following 3 years wold be required to maintain their level of skill – based on Skills in the Workforce from Technology Counts (e-skills UK)

DID YOU KNOW?

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STATE OF THE NATION

• The majority of vacancies are likely to originate from firms that operate in the IT and Finance sectors

• 97,700 new entrants to the IT & Telecoms professional workforce by 2013 – from Technology Counts (e-skills UK)

AREAS OF CONCERN

Most sought after technicalskills include:• SQL, SQL SVR• C#, C++• .NET• JAVA• ORACLE• ASP

HTML

Skills lacking in applicants• Higher level technical skills (44%)• Business skills (42%)• Sector knowledge/experience (40%)

Vacancy landscape 2009• Systems design/development (55%)• Technical/PC Support (22%)• Software engineering (7%)• Internet (2%)

Emerging needs• Understanding and support of Cloud• Growing games industry• Small/medium business ‘jack-of-all trades’

YOU

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COMMON & ROUTINE

ACTIVITY

ROUTINE ACTIVITY &

SOME NON-FAMILIAR

NON-ROUNTINE &

UNFAMILIAR

AUTONOMOUS &

ACCOUNTABLE

ICT APPRENTICE LEARNER JOURNEY

7276 Systems Support – PC Maintenance

4520 ICT Competency

7540 Systems & Principles/ Systems Support/Developmet

7575 Digital Home Technology Integrators

4520 ICT Competency

7540 Systems & Principles/ Systems Support/Development

4520 ICT Competency

7540 Systems & Principles

4520 ICT Competency

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

ICT PROFESSIONALS

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ICT PROFESSIONAL

9779 Level 2 Intermediate Apprenticeship

Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship

Level 4 Higher Apprenticeship

Competence 4520-02 Diploma in ICT ProfessionalCompetence

48 Credits (501/1789/0)

4520-03 Diploma in ICT ProfessionalCompetence

72 Credits (501/1788/9)

4520-04 Diploma in ICT ProfessionalCompetence

80 Credits ()

Technical

Certificate

(MINIMUM)

7540-12 Award in ICTSystems and Principles

12 Credits (500/3475/3)

7540-13 Certificate in ICTSystems and Principles

24 Credits (500/3476/5)

7540-14 Certificate in ICTSystems and Principles

120 Credits (TBA)

Key Skills/

Functional

Skills

Level 1• Application of Number

/Mathematics• Communication/English• ICT

Level 2• Application of Number

/Mathematics• Communication/English• ICT

Level 2• Application of Number

/Mathematics• Communication/English• ICT

PLTS Mapped to:Develop own effectiveness and professionalism the 4520

Mapped to:Develop own effectiveness and professionalism the 4520

Mapped to:Develop own effectiveness and professionalism the 4520

ERR Worksheet declaration frome-skills UK Ltdwww.e-skills.com

Worksheet declaration frome-skills UK Ltdwww.e-skills.com

Worksheet declaration frome-skills UK Ltdwww.e-skills.com

APPRENTICESHIP QUALIFICATION STRUCTURE

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ICT APPRENTICE LEARNER JOURNEY

7574 – Award/Certificate/Diploma for IT Users (ITQ)

7574 – Award/Certificate/Diploma for IT Users (ITQ)

COMMON & ROUTINE

ACTIVITY

Level 1

ROUTINE ACTIVITY &

SOME NON-FAMILIAR

Level 2

NON-ROUNTINE &

UNFAMILIAR

Level 3

ICT USER

7574 – Award/Certificate/Diploma for IT Users (ITQ)

4249 – Award/Certificate for IT Users (Start IT - ITQ)SKILL DEVELOPMENT

Entry Level 3

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ICT APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST

APPRENTICESHIP QUALIFICATION STRUCTURE

9775 Level 2 Intermediate Apprenticeship Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship

Competence 7574-02 Diploma in IT User Skills

(ITQ Apprentice)

38 Credits (600/0993/7)

7574-03 Diploma in IT User Skills

(ITQ Advanced Apprentice)

39 Credits (600/0994/9)Technical

Certificate

Key Skills/

Functional

Skills

Level 1

• Application of Number/Mathematics

• Communication/English

Level 2

• ICT

Level 2

• Application of Number/Mathematics

• Communication/English

Level 2

• ICT

PLTS Mapped into the following units:

• Understanding the potential of IT

• Developing Personal and Team Effectiveness Using IT

• Improving productivity using ICT

Mapped into the following units:

• Understanding the potential of IT

• Developing Personal and Team Effectiveness

Using IT

• Improving productivity using ICT

ERR Worksheet declaration from e-skills UK Ltd

www.e-skills.com

Worksheet declaration from e-skills UK Ltd

www.e-skills.com

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KEY POINTS:

• ICT qualifications designed with flexible structures to allow centres to meet client and learner needs

• Inclusion of Microsoft units to recognise industry standard certification and employer needs

• Apprenticeship packages to help deliver the next generation of ICT Professionals and Users

• Single point registration for Apprenticeship packages

• Working with centres and Microsoft to maintain skills within the industry today and ensure they are updated to meet the needs of tomorrow

LEST WE FORGET

IN SUMMARY

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YOUR MARKETYOUR COURSES

PORTFOLIO DECLARATION

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