T-Levels

The first three T Level qualifications will be taught from September 2020, with a second wave being introduced in 2021, giving more young people the opportunity and skills they need to get on in life.

 

Key facts:

 

·      T Levels will be high-quality technical alternatives to A Levels, combining classroom theory, practical learning and an industry placement.

 

·  The Education Secretary confirmed this week that new T Level qualifications in Digital, Education and Construction will be taught from September 2020, with further T levels in Health and Science taught from 2021.

 

·   The Conservative government will support these T Level providers with an additional £3.75 million so they are ready to provide the courses by September 2020.

 

Why this matters

T Levels represent a much needed, high quality alternative to A Levels, so more young people can access the education best suited to them whilst gaining skills that will better equip our workforce.

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