Inclusion
Significant Progress
Our Ofsted inspection
Significant Progress in Inclusion
The highest possible progress judgement for this theme at a new-provider monitoring inspection.
Our Ofsted inspection
Quack Recruitment & Training welcomed Ofsted on 30 September and 1 October 2026 for a new-provider monitoring inspection of our adult learning provision.
Inspectors judged our progress in Inclusion to be Significant. They judged our progress in Leadership and governance, Curriculum, teaching and training, and Safeguarding arrangements to be Reasonable.
We are proud that the report recognises the support provided to learners, our work with employers and the progress learners make towards employment.
Inspection outcomes
Significant Progress
Reasonable Progress
Reasonable Progress
Reasonable Progress
New-provider monitoring inspections assess progress against specific themes. Significant Progress is the highest possible progress judgement for a theme.
These are progress judgements from a new-provider monitoring inspection, rather than an overall inspection grade.
The report
Support that helps learners succeed
“Staff provide learners with the help and support they need to be successful on their courses.”
Ofsted, 2026
Training shaped by employers
“They review and change their course content in response to feedback from employers.”
Ofsted, 2026
Effective teaching
“Tutors use a range of appropriate teaching strategies effectively to help learners understand and recall what they have learnt previously.”
Ofsted, 2026
Progression into employment
“On completion, most learners secure jobs in the construction sector.”
Ofsted, 2026
Responding to safeguarding concerns
“Staff take swift action in response to any referrals and carefully record their actions.”
Ofsted, 2026
Our approach
Our approach starts with understanding learners’ individual needs, ambitions and barriers to participation.
The report recognises how staff provide support, review learners’ progress and help learners prepare for employment. It also highlights how employer feedback shapes our course content.
We want every learner to feel supported, included and able to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to move towards their goals.
Next steps
We are proud of the strengths recognised in the report and are using the findings to guide our next steps.
Our priorities include strengthening governance and the ongoing review of safeguarding information, making more consistent use of learners’ previous experience when planning teaching, and reviewing employment outcomes for learners with special educational needs and/or disabilities.
We will continue to review the impact of our work on learners’ participation, learning and progression.
Full inspection report
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