What is a T Level?
T Levels are a two-year qualification which can be studied after you finish school instead of A Levels, Apprenticeships or vocational study programmes. They have been created with top employers, and mix classroom learning and industry experience, so that you get the skills and knowledge to help you progress into your dream career.
Why study a T Level?
- 80% classroom learning
- 20% workplace learning
- 45-day real work placement
- One T Level is the equivalent of three A Levels
- The opportunity to try different job roles and explore different career options
- Gain transferrable technical skills
- Build essential skills desired by employers, such as teamwork and communication
- Available across a number of key industries
What can you study?
At The Sheffield College, you can study T Levels in the following areas, aligned to the following careers:
CONSTRUCTION
- Plumbing & Heating Engineering
- Electrotechnical Engineering
- Surveying and Design for Construction and the Built Environment
DIGITAL
- Digital Infrastructure
- Digital Production
EDUCATION AND CHILDCARE
- Early Years Educator
HEALTH AND SCIENCE
- Supporting the Adult Nursing Team
ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
BUSINESS AND ADMIN
- Financial Services
- Legal Services
- Marketing
ANIMAL CARE
- Animal Care and Management
CREATIVE AND DESIGN
- Textiles and Fashion Maker
- Media Technician
AUTOMOTIVE AND MOTOR VEHICLE
- Light and Electric Vehicles
SCIENCE
- Labatory Science
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
As T Levels are equivalent to a Level 3 qualification, most subjects will have minimum entry requirements of five GCSEs at grade C/4 or above, including English Language and Maths.
Each T Level has specific entry requirements that can be viewed on our website.
IF YOU WANT TO STUDY A T LEVEL BUT DON'T HAVE THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS...
If you love the sound of studying T Levels but don't have the grades to do one yet, don't worry.
Our T Level Transition programmes will help you prepare to study one in just one year!
Ask us about these at one of our Open Days.
