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. 

Instant Expert: Watch these short case study videos on 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, you will be supported to gain qualifications in Maths and English if 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 studies. You can get an apprenticeship or go to university. 

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