Insight into T Levels in Construction

Like the idea of achieving a sixth form qualification in construction:

• where you can demonstrate building services project management skills
• where you learn the engineering, science and business principles linked to the industry
• you go on site to work side by side with leading companies?

Then it’s time for T Levels.

• Construction: Design, Surveying and Planning
• Construction and Building Service Engineering (Electrical Installation Specialism)
• Construction and Building Service Engineering (Plumbing, Heating and Gas Specialism)

What to Expect

Over the next few years, T Levels will become one of the main routes through which a young person will start their career in construction and building services.

Tune in, from the comfort of your home to explore:

• How the T Level programme differs from existing technical/vocational and A Level qualifications
• How an Industry Placement takes you beyond the classroom and into the working world
• The employers we are working with
• A student’s experience on a T Level

More about T Levels:

• They are a two-year qualification equivalent to three A Levels
• They consist of 80% time in the classroom and 20% on an industry placement of 315 hours, equivalent to 45 days
• They encourage students to collaborate with the UK’s best employers and businesses