T-levels are classroom-based programmes of study which take two years and are an alternative to apprenticeships.
They have been pitched as the new ‘gold standard’ technical qualifications, which are expected to roll out from 2020. Childcare and education T levels are among the first to launch.
T levels are expected to represent a loose technical equivalent to A-levels – and start at level 3.
They will include a ‘high-quality’ three-month work placement requirement, which must be successfully completed for the T level to be awarded.
The T-levels consultation closes on 8 February. You can take part here.
