What are T Levels?
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What are T Levels?
What are T Levels?
A T Level takes two years to complete and includes a minimum of nine weeks working with an employer on an industry placement.
The work placement is an essential part of the T Level programme - allowing students to really develop their skills in a practical work environment.
However, up to 20% of this placement can now be taken in a remote working envirnment - where appropriate - allowing these placements to better reflect modern work practices.
T Levels are one option after finishing GCSEs.
You could apply to take a T Level in Agriculture, Land Management and Production, giving you the core knowledge and skills needed for a range of jobs in agriculture, land management and production.
The Agriculture, Land Management and Production T Level can be taken in one of four specialist pathways. These are:
- Crop, horticulture and trees
- Livestock
- Land-based engineering
- Floristry
Where can I study a T Level?
Our interactive map below lists reputable organisations which can help you start your T Level in Agriculture, Land Management and Production.
How to apply for a T Level
You can find out more about T Levels and search by topic on the UK government website
If you want to apply for a T level, your local college will let you know what you need to enter.
You can find out more about this T Level and how it can help you kick-start your career by downloading our guide to T Levels. Additionally, you can find out more about the different T Level pathways and more organisations which provide them by visiting the City and Guilds website.
T Level Transition Programme
Think you might like to study a T Level, but need additional help to get you ready? The T Level Transition Programme is a one-year, post-GCSE study programme designed to prepare you for your chosen T Level.
It will enable you to develop your English and maths, practical, technical and study skills, and provide work experience to help you excel in your T Level.
Talk to your T Level school or college to see if this could be right for you.
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