T Levels offer a high-quality, work-focused alternative to A-levels. These two-year courses, developed in collaboration with employers, closely align with the needs of the industries and roles they aim to serve. Some T Level graduates are expected to advance to a relevant engineering apprenticeship, leveraging the knowledge, skills, and behaviours honed during their T Level studies.

At EAL, we have used our expertise to map the Engineering & Manufacturing T Level content within the apprenticeship standards, such as Metal Fabricator and Machining Technician.

We invite you to attend our upcoming webinar, during which we will discuss the mapping more thoroughly, discuss exemptions against mandatory qualifications within the apprenticeships, and outline the support available from EAL Technical Advisors.

This webinar is particularly suited for Curriculum Managers, T Level Leads, or anyone seeking an in-depth understanding of T Level content and its application in apprenticeships.

‘T-LEVELS’ is a registered trademark of the Department for Education, and ‘T Level’ is a registered trademark of the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education.

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