Our Employer Industry Boards (EIB) give employers a voice in skills development. EIBs are formed of a group of trusted representatives from a range of sectors. The groups meet approximately quarterly to carry out in-depth analysis and debate. We currently have EIBs within the following sectors:
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We’re currently looking for new members to join and support our Employer Industry Boards. If you are interested in becoming an industry board member, please complete this expression of interest form.
We are now in the delivery phase with our Construction, Engineering and Business T Level routes, and while our Land-based T Levels are still in development, the Agriculture, Land Management and Production pathway is due to be delivered from September 2023. It’s essential that we continue to engage with employers, technical experts and decision-makers working within industry to join our validation groups for each T Level pathway.
Validation involves reviewing content, assessments and grade boundaries, and providing feedback either as part of a group meeting online or by completing online forms. There are around five sessions per project, each of which takes no longer than two hours. An introductory onboarding session is held for all those who are new to these activities, which takes approximately half a day.
If you work within any of the above sectors and would like to find out more or apply for our Development Consultant or Employer Contributor roles, please visit our associate vacancies webpage.
If you’d prefer to have an informal chat with one of our Industry Managers to find out more about getting involved, please complete our expression of interest form, and one of our Industry Managers will get in touch.
Expression of interest form
All T Level programmes include 45 days of industry placement and can now be offered with up to two employers. The aim of this extended placement is to develop the practical and technical skills required for the occupation.
If you are an employer in England, you can offer an industry placement to a T Level learner.
You can find out more about offering a placement to a T Level learner on the government website.