City & Guilds and EAL bring together the strength of two market leading awarding bodies in qualifications and skills development in the construction and built environment sector. Our aims during the development and implementation of this new suite of qualifications are to help people prepare for the world of work, develop in their job and progress on to their next job.
City & Guilds is a global leader in skills development, providing services to training providers, employers, and trainees across a variety of sectors to meet the needs of today’s workplace.
EAL is the leading specialist skills partner and awarding organisation for the engineering and advanced manufacturing industry. Committed to investing in the industries they serve and the careers of the people working within them.
T Levels consist of several components:
- An approved Technical Qualification (TQ) that provides technical knowledge and practical skills specific to a learner's chosen industry or occupation.
- ‘On-the-job’ experience during an industry placement of at least 315 hours (approximately 45 days).
- Functional skills in maths, English and digital at a minimum of Level 2, or GCSEs in English and maths.
- Transferrable workplace skills.
- Enrichment and tutorials
Any other requirements set by T Level panel.
City & Guilds offers qualifications in Functional Skills English and Mathematics, where level 2 has not been achieved in these subjects at Key Stage 4
The TQ provides technical knowledge, practical skills and behaviours specific to a learner's chosen industry or occupation, and will make up between 900 and 1400 hours of the two-year T Level programme. The Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE) will approve the content for the TQ, which they will base on the same standards as apprenticeships. T Levels selected providers are responsible for the delivery and management of the industry placement. You can learn more on the UK Government’s T Levels website.
T Levels will be gradually rolled out over the next few years. By 2023, there will be T Levels available for the following industries:
To learn more, visit the UK Government’s website.
Here you will find our webinar recordings for T Levels in Construction and Building Engineering Services for which City & Guilds and EAL are responsible for first teaching in September 2021.
Click the links below to view or download the recordings:
City & Guilds Construction T Level update February 2020 >
T Levels Construction: On-site and Building Service Engineering (BSE) >