In QAA's latest podcast, our regular host Dr Kerr Castle chairs an expert panel for a lively discussion reflecting on what we've learnt from TEF 2023. 

Kerr is joined by Professor Claire Pike (Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education Enhancement at Anglia Ruskin University), Roscoe Hastings (Director of Teaching Enhancement and Excellence at the University of Exeter), and our very own Helena Vine, the Lead Policy Officer for England here at QAA.

During the conversation, they chat about what we've learnt from the analysis of provider submissions and panel statements, what TEF tells us about educational gains, and some key considerations for TEF 2027.

Earlier this year, Helena produced a comprehensive qualitative analysis of provider submissions and panel statements from TEF 2023, and Claire completed her own quantitative study of TEF outcomes. Helena's qualitative study and Claire's full quantitative analysis are both available on the QAA website.

You may also wish to explore the Collaborative Enhancement Project led by Imperial College London, Accounting for student success: Measuring educational gain, which Roscoe highlighted during the conversation.

If you would like to increase your confidence and skills in implementing impactful enhancement of practice, there are still spaces available on our Effective Evaluation Training programme, which runs from 31 October to 12 December 2024.