Study a T Level at one of the leading land-based colleges in the UK. All of our exciting T Level courses are co-created and co-delivered with leading employers getting you career ready for industry. Find out more about our T Level offerings below and apply today!
T Levels are for 16-18 year old students only.
T Levels we offer
T Level in Management and Administration
T Level in Design, Surveying and Planning
T Level in Food Sciences
T Level in Land-based Engineering (Agricultural Engineering)
T Level in Tree and Woodland Management and Maintenance (Forestry and Maintenance)
T Level in Agriculture (with Livestock Production pathway)
T Level in Animal Management and Behaviour
T Level in Animal Management and Science
T Level in Marketing
T Level in Ornamental Horticulture and Landscaping
T Level further information
What are T Levels?
T Levels are a new qualification for 16–18 year-olds, introduced by the Government to give you more options to gain those essential workplace skills and experience. These exciting programmes are the equivalent of three A Levels but with the addition of a substantial work placement and are key to the Government’s ambitious programme to provide the technical expertise for the jobs of the future. They offer a mix of classroom learning and ‘on-the-job’ experience which includes a substantial industry placement of at least 315 hours.
At Reaseheath, we are continually investing in new infrastructure and equipment so you can be guaranteed a leading-edge curriculum.
Why should I study a T Level?
These new qualifications, which take two years to complete, have been designed with industry experts to provide you with the skills employers are looking for. They will enable you to thrive in the workplace while giving businesses the workforce they need to succeed.
Who are T Levels for?
T Levels can be studied by anyone aged 16-18 (you must be 18 before the 31st August on academic year starting) and up to the age of 24 for students who have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). T Levels are for students who want to continue in education for a more vocational course and approach to learning. These courses offer ‘on the job’ career experience as the programme requires an industry placement of 315 hours (45 days).
What are the benefits of industry placement?
Having a substantial industry placement built into your course is a huge benefit to your studies. T Levels include a 315-hour (or 45 day) industry placement over the two-year course. Students gain valuable experience and essential workplace skills; employers get early sight of the new talent in their industry. For further information see the Reaseheath Student Industry Placement Guide
Do you have employer links?
Reaseheath College proudly has many T Level employer partners that will support our students throughout their study with us. This enables the students to have as much practical industry experience as possible.
How many UCAS points does a T Level have?
| 168 | Distinction* |
| 144 | Distinction |
| 120 | Merit |
| 96 | Pass (C or above on the core) |
| 72 | Pass (D or E on the core) |
What happens if I don’t pass Maths and English?
You can still study a transition to T Level programme with us. This will prepare you for a T Level and will allow you to resit your Maths and English at the same time.
T Level Transition Programme
Our T Level Transition Programme is a one-year course designed to develop the skills, knowledge and behaviours to support progression onto, and success on, a T Level.
It provides a high-quality route onto T Levels for students who would like to do a T Level but would benefit from the additional study time and preparation that it will give them before they start their T Level.
Who is the T Level Transition Programme for?
The aim of the T Level Transition Programme is to prepare students to progress onto and succeed on their chosen T Level.
The core target group are students who would benefit from the additional study time and preparation the programme will give them before they start their T Level.
They may be students who need further support to address barriers to accessing a T Level – for example due to prior attainment, pastoral issues or personal development needs – or need more time to develop their English and/or maths skills.
It is available to students aged 16 to 19 and for young people with Education, Health and Care Plans up to age 24.
How long is the T Level Transition Programme?
The T Level Transition Programme should be delivered as full or part time study. In most instances, it will be a full-time study programme lasting up to one standard academic year.
Employer Partnerships
T Level Partnerships
T Levels have been developed with businesses and employers so that the content meets the needs of industry and prepares students for work. Since T Levels have been launched our students have worked with our industry partners in several exciting ways, such as:
- Building a bungalow
- Designing a community garden
- Listening to industry leader talks