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Apprenticeships and T-Levels
The Next Level Qualification: T-Levels explained
T-Levels are two-year technical qualifications for 16-19-year-olds in England, designed by employers and equivalent to three A-Levels. They combine classroom learning with an extended industry placement, offering students a mixture of technical knowledge, relevant skills, and experience. T-Levels are an alternative to A-Levels, apprenticeships, and other 16–19 courses.
T-Levels are a revolution in technical education. They are a new qualification that focusses on high-level technical study and work-ready skills. They have been developed to offer a credible alternative to A-Levels and will provide young people with a clear route to skilled employment, as well as progression to higher or degree Apprenticeships, or degree-level study at university.
T-Levels are on offer at a few colleges and the links below will offer advice and guidance regarding these. They have been devised to help you to develop the knowledge, attitude and practical skills you need to thrive in the workplace.
Local colleges offer T-Levels
Apprenticeship information and providers
The following links will help regarding apprenticeships, T-Levels and other vocational routes.