Resources and Tools

Add careers in teaching to your curriculum or use a checklist to assess your effective recruitment.

A range of tools to support you.

Resources and Tools

Training Routes and Providers

We’ve gathered all the information you will need to understand different routes and local ITT providers.

Routes and Providers

DFE Get into Teaching

A bank of DfE pages and resources to support recruitment and engagement with ITT, including offering school experience.

Get Into Teaching Links

Step Into Teaching

Build a partnership and recruit high-quality graduates.

Step Into Teaching

Build Partnerships – West Midlands

It is essential for schools to build and foster strong relationships with their local and regional training providers. A partnership with an ITT provider is probably the most powerful way to improve and sustain effective recruitment of high-quality teachers.

West Midlands ITT Providers and Hubs

Step Into Teaching

If your school wants to get more involved in ITT by hosting placements and working with an accredited ITE provider, you can access 19 providers across the West Midlands by completing our Get Involved tool:

ITT Partnerships | Get Involved

If you are an ITE provider who needs support with placement capacity, use our tool to access support from Teaching School Hubs across the West midlands:

ITE Provider Placement Support

Our Toolkit for Schools

This toolkit is designed to support schools with recruitment within their local communities, alumni, and from the wider market.

These resources are free to all schools and can be adapted to suit your context and needs.

Toolkit Home

Give feedback about the toolkit:

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