Everything you need to know about
T-LEVELS
T-Levels
T-Levels
T-Levels
T-Levels
T-Levels
Unsure what to study after GCSE's?
You can now choose a new technical qualification – T-Levels.
T Levels have been created alongside employers and businesses so you gain the skills and knowledge needed for your chosen occupational area.
The main progression route is into employment – but they can also lead to Higher Education or Higher Apprenticeships.
So if you want to be a Dental Nurse, Lab Technician, Teaching Assistant, Junior Games Designer, Installation Electrician, Advanced Site Carpenter – and many more careers – T Levels might be for you.
Fast Facts
Career-focused alternative to A-Levels
Academic qualification equivalent to 3 A-Levels
2 year programme
80% Classroom and 20% Work
Includes 45 day industry placement
Exams and assessments
Practical skills obtained
Gain a minimum standard in maths and English if not already achieved
Entry requirements vary – check with the provider
Transition courses available to prepare for T-Levels
What Can I Study?
Available Now
Accounting
Agriculture, land management and production
Building Services Engineering for Construction
Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing
Design, Surveying & Planning for Construction
Digital Production, Design and Development
Digital Business Services
Digital Support Services
Education and Childcare
Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing and Control
Finance
Health
Healthcare Science
Legal Services
Maintenance, Installation and Repair for Engineering and Manufacturing
Management and Administration
Science
September 2024
Animal Care and Management
Catering
Craft and Design
Hairdressing, Barbering and Beauty Therapy
Marketing
Media, Broadcast and Production
Where Can I Study?
T-levels are not currently offered at all colleges or sixth forms, so check their websites to find the nearest course to you, or use the link here
Learn More
Talk to Birmingham Careers Service about T-Levels
