ID 4223589 - DE - GTCNI - Registration and Regulation IT Support System

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Buyers

General Teaching Council for Northern Ireland

Value

£1,086,392

Suppliers

FORTESIUM LIMITED

Classifications

IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Software programming and consultancy services
Systems and technical consultancy services
Information systems or technology strategic review and planning services
Information technology services

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2 years ago

Description

GTCNI has currently over 68,000 teacher records held on the system, of which approximately 26,350 are active. All registered individuals have access to the system along with certain employer organisations such as schools and members of the public. Non-active records are reviewed and maintained under GTCNI’s policies. Approximately 500 NI students and 500 applicants outside NI are added to the system each year. This procurement will provide a new system to: • Enable the GTCNI to continue to meet its current obligations with regard to the registration and regulation of teachers as set out in the Education (Northern Ireland) Order 1998, Articles 34-41 as amended by the 2003 and 2006 Education (NI) Orders • Allow the GTCNI to respond to current and future business needs • Facilitate a more efficient and proactive role in improving service • Maintain public confidence and trust in the profession.

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