T-Level choices

T-Levels (also known as Technical Levels) are completed after GCSEs and are equivalent to 3 A-Levels. They are designed to support students who feel ready for work and want to develop skills and experience linked to particular career or industry. They can be a good option if you want to combine your studies with practical experience. 

Instant Expert: Watch these short case study videos on the Government T-Level website to hear directly from students who are taking their T-Levels. 

How do T-Levels work?

T-Levels involve a mixture of classroom learning and ‘on-the-job’ experience. You will spend some of your time in the classroom, and some at a real relevant industry placement. 

Begin your search: Explore schools and colleges offering T-Level opportunities in Oxfordshire.

What subjects can I do T-Levels in?

There are lots of subjects that you can take T-Levels in, including:

• Education and Childcare
• Health and Science
• Legal, Finance, and Accounting

You can find a full list of T-Level subjects on the T-Level website.

Good to know: If you need it, you will be supported to gain qualifications in Maths and English if you didn't get a grade 4 or above at GCSE.

After T-Levels

Your T-Levels complete your compulsory years of education. But you can still continue your studies or take your next steps into work or training. You can get an apprenticeship or go to university. 

Instant Expert: Find out how T-Levels can count towards application to higher education.