News: A parent’s Guide to T levels at College

T Levels cover a range of sectors, including digital, construction, health, and early years education. The curriculum is developed in partnership with employers, ensuring that students learn the skills that are in demand in the workforce.

A significant component of T Levels is the industry placement, which lasts at least 45 days. This hands-on experience allows students to apply what they’ve learned in a real-world setting, making them more employable and giving them a head start in their chosen career. For example our T level health academy has extensive links with the NHS for T level placements which gives the students incredible work placements.

T Levels provide the same UCAS points as three A Levels, making them an excellent option for students who wish to progress to higher education. Many universities recognise T Levels* for admission, giving students flexibility in their future educational and career choices.

*If your child has a particular university or course in mind, we’d advise checking their entry requirements and admissions process prior to applying.

Nottingham College offers robust support to T Level students, including career advice, academic support, careers advice and support with university and apprenticeship applications. Our dedicated team ensures that students are well-prepared for their placements and future careers.

T Levels are designed to equip students with practical skills and knowledge directly relevant to their chosen industry. This focus on vocational training means students are future ready!

Nottingham College has strong links with local employers, providing valuable industry placements and potential job opportunities too. These connections also ensure the curriculum remains current and relevant to industry needs.

T Levels open various pathways for students, including immediate employment, higher apprenticeships, and university level study. The blend of technical knowledge and practical experience makes T Level students desirable to both employers and higher education institutions.

Eligible students can receive financial support for transport, meals, and other essentials, ensuring that every student can succeed regardless of their financial background.