Aimed at school leavers, the content for each T Level has been developed in collaboration with employers and businesses to help you get the skills and knowledge you need to progress to university, highly skilled employment, higher technical qualifications or higher apprenticeships.

Around 80% of your time is spent at College with the remaining 20% at your industry placement. They are made up of core skills, occupational knowledge, English and Maths and an industry placement. Assessment is through a combination of examinations for the core skills and practical skills test for the occupational specialisms.

Along with specialist teaching at BTC, your industry placement is a key part of the programme. Experience with a real employer in a real workplace will allow you to apply the skills and knowledge you learn in the classroom to the job, giving you a taste of the world of work you can expect once you complete your studies.

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T Level 3 Courses

Please find more detailed course information and APPLY using the following links:

• Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction
• Building Services Engineering for Construction
• Digital: Software Development
• Education and Childcare
• Health (Nursing)
• Business Management & Administration
• Onsite Construction
• Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing
• Hairdressing
• Beauty
• Barbering
• Digital: Digital Support Services (Networking)

Course information will be arriving shortly for the following:

• Livestock Production
• Animal Care and Management
• Trees and Timber (Arboriculture)
• Maintenance, Installation and Repair for Engineering and Manufacturing (Light and Electric Vehicles)
• Legal, Finance and Accounting
• Catering
• Wildlife Conservation & Management (Habitat Management)
• Media, Broadcast and Production: Creative media/Content Creation and Production
• Media, Broadcast and Production: Events and Production
• Maintenance, Installation and Repair for Engineering and Manufacturing Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing (Mechanical Engineering)
• Horse Management
• Ornamental Horticulture

If you have not achieved the required grades to start a T Level, you could complete a tailored transition programme designed to provide you with the knowledge, skills and behaviours to progress to the Level 3 T Level.

Please find more detailed course information about the transition courses and APPLY using the following links:

• Level 2 T Level Transition Digital
• Level 2 T Level Transition Education and Childcare
• Level 2 T Level Transition Health and Social Care
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Agriculture
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Digital & Computing
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Horticulture
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Education & Childcare
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Hairdressing
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Beauty
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Barbering 
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Business 

Course information will be arriving shortly for the following:

• Level 2 T Level in Agriculture, Environmental & Animal Care
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Arboriculture
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Land & Wildlife
• Level 2 T Level Transition in Horse Care

To find out more, please come along to our next open event which you can pre-register for here

Also come along to our Apprenticeship and T Level Awareness evening which you can register for here. 

To learn how T Level Transition courses can prepare students for T Levels, watch the following films..