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"Getting enough teachers for a potential new qualification in AI may be a challenge, experts have warned, after the Government unveiled its planned reforms to the school curriculum. As part of its response to the final report of the curriculum and assessment review, the Government has said it will explore developing a new qualification in data science and AI at level 3."
Quality journalism is made freely available without paywalls and is funded by donations from those who can afford it. Donations support on-the-ground reporting across issues including reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech. The Government will explore a level-3 qualification in data science and AI and will teach AI literacy in a refreshed curriculum. Experts welcomed the potential qualification but warned that capacity constraints could limit delivery. A shortage of appropriately qualified teachers already affects access to Computer Science. Myles McGinley highlighted that supply of expert teachers and examiners will be a central challenge for the new qualification.
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