#NO SOUND WITH TEFVIEW WINDOWS 10 FULL#
There are still attempts afoot to reanimate it – there will be a publication in July setting a direction of travel, and a full consultation in November, putting the next iteration of a possible TEF in 2023 – five years after the last attempt.
#NO SOUND WITH TEFVIEW WINDOWS 10 UPDATE#
We will continue to publish the extended awards on the OfS website, which we will update in September to explain their historical natureįrom Jo Johnson’s great hope as an intervention in information, advice, and guidance – to quote the Green Paper “prospective students will be able to use the TEF results to help inform their decisions about which institution to attend, and employers can consider it in their recruitment, rather than relying on the more imperfect proxies for teaching quality such as research success” – TEF has become the excellence framework that Must Not Be Named. TEF awards will be removed from the Discover Uni website in September and UCAS also intends to remove them from its course pages, at our request. For this reason, providers are asked not to use their TEF awards in marketing or promotional materials from September 2021 – so bad news if you’ve just signed off on 80,000 copies of your prospectus for the year. The catch is that these are 2018-19 awards that refer to data on the destinations of leavers in higher education who graduated nearly a decade ago. For this reason it is necessary to extend those 2018-19 awards for another year while OfS prepares the next iteration (that’s four different mechanisms with the same abbreviation so far, and yes we’ve been counting). Though TEF has effectively been furloughed since 2018-19, holding a TEF award remains a condition of registration (B6) for all providers registered with England’s HE regulator. The Office for Students equivalent appears to be the “ letter to accountable officers” or a blog post from Susan Lapworth, and it is through these means that we learn about the machinations regarding the Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF). In the bad old days, we used to get policy decisions communicated via a Circular Letter from HEFCE (OfS’ predecessor).
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