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T-Levels at UOD – Buxton

 UOD – Buxton is offering seven exciting pathways in T Levels.

T Levels are new nationally recognised qualifications that follow GCSEs and are equivalent to 3 A Levels. These two-year programmes have been developed in collaboration with employers and businesses, so the content meets the needs of industry and prepares students for work, further training, or study.

T Levels mix classroom learning with ‘on-the-job’ experience during an industry placement of at least 315 hours.

T Levels are also:

  • Worth UCAS points, with a T Level Distinction worth the same as 3 A Levels at A*.
  • Recognised by universities and other education providers, so you can continue studying if you wish.
  • Involve more classroom study than Apprenticeships. You can experience industry while you can continue your studies.

Entry Requirements:

Media, Broadcast and Production – A minimum of Grade 4’s, including English and Maths.  

Digital Software Development – a keen interest in technology and a minimum of a Grade 5 in Maths or Computer Science plus Grade 4s in English and at least two other academic GCSEs.

Early Years Educator  – a minimum of a Grade 5 in English, a Grade 4 in Maths, plus a Grade 4 in at least two other academic GCSEs.

Health – a minimum of a Grade 5 in Maths, English Language, and Science (triple or trilogy), plus one additional Grade 4 in an academic GCSE.

Business and Administration – A minimum of Grade 4’s, including English and Maths.  

Accounting  – A minimum of Grade 4’s, including English and Maths.  

Agriculture, Land Management and Production – Grade 3 or above Maths and English

There’s lots of more detailed information about T Levels on the Government website here: Introduction of T Levels – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

If you’re a business owner, you can find out more about becoming a T Level employer here!

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