Delivering T Levels
If you are interested in delivering the Onsite Construction or Building Services Engineering T Level TQs, please visit our Provider page to find out who can deliver and how to apply.
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Qualifications that overlap with T Levels
The government has published final list of qualifications that will have 16-to-19 funding withdrawn for new starts from 1 August 2024 due to overlap with wave 1 and 2 T Levels (Construction & the Built Environment, Digital, Education & Childcare and Health & Science).
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Full-time education (under-19) route to becoming a qualified electrician
Inspired by the Electrical Training Routes framework, City & Guilds mapped its courses and qualifications to industry recognised career routes to show how learners can follow the City & Guilds way to become a qualified electrician and progress their career with our industry leading CPD courses.
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Employer Industry Boards
Through our Employer Industry Board (EIB), we are working with a group of employers and industry members to design and develop the T Level TQ specifications and assessments for the Onsite Construction and Building Services Engineering TQs to ensure the qualification is fit for purpose and meet the needs of the industry.
Visit our dedicated Employer page for information on how to get involved in assessment and grading validation as well as industry placements.
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Building the future: How T Levels could change the face of construction
Building the future: How T Levels could change the face of construction - The new technical qualifications will be crucial to developing construction’s next generation but they will need employing organisation input to succeed.
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