T-Levels

Introduced in 2020 to upskill the workforce, T Levels are equivalent to 3 A Levels with a T Level Distinction worth the same as three A Levels at A*. Recognised by universities so you can still apply for University.

How are they taught?

They are a mixture of classroom learning and ‘on the job’ experience during an industry placement of at least 315 hours (approximately 45 days).

What courses are on offer?

Courses are designed by industry to meet their needs, please see below for local T Level providers and courses.

What grades are required for T-Level entry?

Pupils generally need 5 GCSEs at grade 4 and above including English, Mathematics and possibly Science.

Examples of local T-Level providers and courses

University Academy Holbeach

2023/24 – Science, Health, Management, Administration and Digital Support, Building Services, Childcare, Onsite Construction, Maintenance, Installation and Repair. To find a full list of T Levels please use T-Level courses at UAH

College of West Anglia 2023/24 - Health and Adult Nursing, Laboratory Science and Childcare. To find a full list of T Levels please use T-Level courses at CWA T-Level courses at CWA

Boston College from September 2024 - Accountancy, Building Services, Education Early Years, Health and Maintenance Repair Engineering. To find a full list of T Levels please use T Level courses Boston College

Peterborough College - Agriculture and Animal Care, Design and Surveying, Creation and Production and Health Clinical Support Mental Health. To find a full list of courses please use T Level courses Peterborough College

For further information please see https://www.tlevels.gov.uk/