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 choose a 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
Foundation year courses available to prepare for T-Levels
What Can I Study?
Available Now
Agriculture, Environmental and Animal Care
Business and Administration
Catering and Hospitality
- Catering(September 2025 onwards)
Construction
- Building Services Engineering for Construction
- Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction
- Onsite Construction
Creative and Design
Digital
Education and Early Years
Engineering and Manufacturing
- Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing
- Maintenance, Installation and Repair for Engineering and Manufacturing
- Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing and Control
Health and Science
Legal, Finance and Accounting
Sales, Marketing and Procurement
- Marketing (September 2025 onwards)
Where Can I Study?
Most colleges and 6th Forms offer at least one T-level. 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
