Buyer	Department for Education — not a council we hold
Supplier	AAA Eureka MBITT SKE
Supplier	Archway Learning Trust
Supplier	Arden Teaching School
Supplier	Barr Beacon SCITT
Supplier	BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT
Supplier	Birmingham City University
Supplier	Bradford College
Supplier	Canterbury Christ Church University
Supplier	Carmel College
Supplier	Delta Academies Trust
Supplier	Edge Hill University
Supplier	eQualitas Professional Services Limited
Supplier	Gloucestershire Association of Secondary Headteachers Ltd
Supplier	GORSE SCITT, The GORSE Academies Trust
Supplier	Leicestershire Secondary SCITT
Supplier	Liverpool Hope University
Supplier	Lydiate Learning Trust
Supplier	Manchester Metropolitan University
Supplier	Newman University
Supplier	North East Learning Trust
Supplier	Nottingham Trent University
Supplier	Plymouth marjon
Supplier	Priory Federation of Academies
Supplier	St Mary's University
Supplier	TEACH FIRST
Supplier	Tes Institute
Supplier	The Polesworth School
Supplier	The Spanish Course
Supplier	University of Bedfordshire
Supplier	University Of Birmingham
Supplier	University of Brighton
Supplier	University of Chester
Supplier	University of Chichester
Supplier	University of East London
Supplier	University of Portsmouth
Supplier	University of Reading
Supplier	University of Sunderland
Supplier	The University of Sussex
Supplier	University of Wolverhampton
Supplier	University of Worcester
Supplier	Yorkshire and Humber Teacher Training

Contract Award Notice for the Subject Knowledge Enhancement (SKE). SKE is a key part of the Department's teacher supply strategy and supports recruitment to ITT in hard-to-recruit subjects. It is for applicants who have a conditional offer of a place on an ITT programme. SKE programmes are designed to help these applicants gain the depth of subject knowledge needed to train to teach in their chosen subject.

Runs	13 Sep 2021 to 12 Sep 2025
OCID	ocds-b5fd17-6d791b39-4216-4848-91ca-5bb99c5077ed
Notice	Read it on Contracts Finder

Figures are as published An award value in OCDS may be a framework ceiling rather than a sum anyone expects to spend, so a large figure here is not evidence of a large purchase.