Adding Teacher Statuses to teaching staff - QTS, QLTS, EYTS, HLTA, NQT, ECT

For any staff at your school who are teachers, you'll need to record some information on their teacher status, to be collected in the Workforce Census. You can check and update this information in bulk, and from the staff member's staff profile.

Permissions

You will need the Staff Profile: All Staff: Basic HR Administration permission to update teacher statuses.  If you don't have the permission, you'll need to ask your admin team to give you permission using these instructions.

Adding teacher statuses in bulk

Go to School > All Staff > Bulk Update > Teacher Status or School > Data > Data Quality Dashboard > Staff > Teacher Status.

If any of your staff have been given a position with a 'Teaching' Position Category, you’ll need to set the staff member’s Teacher Status. Select the teachers to update and click the Bulk action button to select Bulk Update Teacher Status.

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QTS, QTLS, EYTS and HLTA

In the slide over, select whether they have QTS, QTLS and EYTS. If they have QTS, select the QTS route. You can also tick if they have HLTA status.

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Newly Qualified Teacher (NQT) year or Early Career Teacher (ECT) year

Click into an individual staff member to add the date the staff member started their first Newly Qualified Teacher (NQT) or Early Career Teacher (ECT) year. Arbor will automatically calculate whether this member of staff is in their NQT year 1 or 2 on Census day.

Please note this information is only needed for teaching staff (staff with QTS) in NQT year 1 or 2. Once the staff member is no longer in NQT year 1 or 2, they will be automatically output in the census as Not new qualified.

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Adding teacher statuses from the staff profile

Go to the staff member's staff profile and click into Teacher status in the Qualifications & Checks section. Add the information into the slide over.

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