From September 2022, in collaboration with City & Guilds, we will be offering the T Level technical qualifications (TQs) in all three pathways within the Engineering and Manufacturing route. These will only be available in England
These TQs will only be available in England, and they include:
- T Level Technical Qualification in Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing
- T Level Technical Qualification in Maintenance, Installation and Repair for Engineering and Manufacturing
- T Level Technical Qualification in Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing and Control
We have put together a list of activities to help you prepare ahead for the TQs first teaching in September 2022. Please refer to the timeline of activities to ensure that you have everything in place and are ready to hit the ground running.
What are T Levels?
Designed by key employers, T Levels are a new two-year programme choice that follows GCSEs and prepares learners for work, further training or study.
T Levels will become one of the main choices for learners after GCSE alongside apprenticeships and A-levels.
The T Level programme includes the following compulsory elements:
- a Technical Qualification (TQ), which includes: core theory, concepts and skills for an industry area
- an industry placement with an employer
- a minimum standard in maths and English if learners have not already achieved them at the start of their T Levels.
Provider Support
To keep you updated on our activities and support materials available, please visit our dedicated resources web pageand events and webinar webpage, where you will find what you need to deliver these new TQs, including webinars and past webinar recordings and updates.
Employer Collaboration
Through our Employer Industry Board (EIB), we are working with a group of employers and industry to design and develop the T Level Technical Qualification specification and assessments for the Engineering and Manufacturing to ensure the qualification is fit for purpose and meet the needs of the industry.
Visit the Employer T Level dedicated webpage for more information on our EIB boards.
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