31st October 2024- T Level Newsletter
T Level certificates and statements of achievement issued to providersCertificates and Statements of Achievements for 2022 T Level learners will be issued early November 2024. Find out more here. |
T Level Progression to HE – 2024 cycleEarlier this month, UCAS published T Level data for 2024 admissions cycle. We are pleased to see that this year, like last year, 83% of T Level applicants (all age groups) were placed into Higher Education courses. This is an excellent result, as more learners than ever before are progressing into Higher Education. |
We want your feedback on T Level assessmentsWith work on waves 1 & 2 already in train, we are now kicking of our work to review wave 3 T levels in: Manufacturing, Processing and Control for Engineering; Maintenance, Installation and Repair for Engineering; Design and Development for Engineering; Finance; Accounting; and Management & Administration. As part of this, we want to hear more from providers on their experience of T Levels; in particular, the content and delivery of assessments. This includes holding a series of workshops with providers, which you may have been invited to take part in. To support this, we have sent a survey to all providers who have delivered assessments in these T Levels, please complete the survey here. Please do take this opportunity to share your feedback by 5pm on Fri 29 Nov. It will play a key part in this review work, and in the ongoing development of T Levels. |
Resource Spotlight!This resource is a short online course providing practitioners with a simple introduction to using immersive technologies within an education setting. As well as videos, which can be used in the curriculum delivery of construction T Levels, either with VR headsets or in 2D. Organisations involved in the creation of this resource: Gloucestershire College, Truro and Penrith College, Weymouth College and Halesowen College. |
Awarding Organisation UpdatesPearson: please find their October E-Bulletin here. City & Guilds: Please ensure that you review the welcome email City & Guilds issued on 6 September 2024, which contained important information to support you with your T Level 2024-2025 delivery. The email contained useful links to the welcome pack, guidance, key dates and lots of useful support information. Animal Care and Management T Level specification update: There have been a number of small changes to the specifications and sample assessment materials (SAMs) for the Animal Care and Management T Level Technical Qualification (TQ). The Guide Standard Exemplification Materials (GSEMs) are now also available on the qualification webpage. NCFE: Visit NCFE's website for everything you need to know ahead of the upcoming T Level autumn assessment series, including core exams and Employer Set Projects (ESP), and key dates calendars for each T Level. |
AoC: T Level Foundation Year EventsThe AoC is running a variety of events to support T Level Foundation year providers in the upcoming weeks. If you are a Foundation Year provider please check out the offering here. |
ETF Course: Understanding T Levels for the post-16 sectorAre you a teacher, manager or support staff responsible for delivering T Levels? Book your place today on the Education and Training Foundation’s (ETF) Understanding T Levels for the post-16 sector course, which is part of their T Level Professional Development (TLPD) offer, fully funded by the DfE. |
Upcoming Events: see all upcoming T Level events hereDrop-In Clinics: Core Exam Resits for T Levels in Education and Early Years, Digital, Health, Science, and Healthcare Science T Levels: Group Industry Placement - Animal Care and Management - Don’t follow the herd - the range of diverse opportunities within animal care T Levels: Industry Workshop - Digital - FAIR data processing. What is it and why does it matter? T Levels: Industry Workshop - Health - The scope of roles within the NHS and debunking misconceptions in the healthcare industry |
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