Chris Mozo was declared 2019 Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) of the Year at a ceremony in Westminster last week.
In December 2018 the HLTA National Assessment Partnership (HNAP) invited members of its Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) networks to contribute to a survey focussing on three particular HLTA Standards. This report provides detail of the responses received and what we as HNAP believe to be the key findings and recommendations to schools from this.
Preparation and assessment for HLTA status in association with the HLTA National Assessment Partnership (HNAP) is not eligible for funding using the apprentice levy scheme.
DfE Apprenticeship funding: rules and guidance for employers (July 2018) states: the minimum duration of an apprenticeship is one year unless the framework or standard specification or assessment plan requires it to be longer. For apprenticeship standards, the end-point assessment can only be taken after the minimum duration has been met.
Leeds Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) Deborah Carter has been awarded the Outstanding HLTA of the Year title for 2018.
Preparation and assessment for HLTA status in association with the HLTA National Assessment Partnership (HNAP) is not eligible for funding using the apprentice levy scheme.
