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Can designated recommending bodies (DRBs) become initial teacher training (ITT) providers?

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Can designated recommending bodies (DRBs) become initial teacher training (ITT) providers?

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After consultation with ITT providers, the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA) proposes to allow DRBs to become accredited in the following circumstances: • where the lead partner in a DRB is an active accredited provider with a satisfactory Ofsted report, the provider’s accreditation can be broadened to include the DRB, or • where a DRB does not already have an accredited lead partner, an assessment of ITT provision can be carried out with a view to the DRB becoming an accredited provider.