Government chooses first T Level providers

By Jordan Marshall2018-05-31T05:00:00

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Education secretary names first 68 institutions to provide new technical qualifications

The government has announced the 68 providers who will be responsible for teaching T Levels when they launch in September 2020.

The first 52 colleges and post-16 providers to teach the new T Levels have been chosen, with education secretary Damian Hinds setting out the plans, which provide an alternative to A Levels for technically-minded students.

T Level course content is determined by a panel of employer-representatives, with all courses set to include three-month industry placements.

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