This challenging and exciting course allows you to study a number of core units in the first year, including.
– Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND)
– Supporting education
– Safeguarding, health and safety, and wellbeing
– English as an Additional Language (EAL)
– Child development

As well as the core units, you will complete an employer-set project to complement the theory and practical aspects of the qualification.

You will then study ‘Teaching’ as your occupational specialism in Year 2, where you will get the opportunity to build your knowledge and skills alongside demonstrating your competence in a work environment.

An essential component of this qualification is the substantial work placement in a relevant setting – a minimum of 315 hours. This is completed in conjunction with your theory assessments and will ensure that at the end of the course, you will have the skills needed by employers in this sector or the qualifications to enable you to progress on to university.

If you want a career working within the education sector, for example in teaching, this would be the course for you.

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The Health T Level is designed to give you both the theory and knowledge of excellent health care practice as well as well-developed practical skills. The expectation is that learners who complete this programme of study will go on to work in the health care professions, for example, allied health professions as well as nursing and midwifery.

The course content focuses on preparing you for the next steps; either working in health care or studying at degree level. The T Level programme contains core units, preparing you to be industry-ready as well as project work with an employer and a substantial work placement. This gives you the critical all-round skills that will enable you to work in the highly regarded healthcare sector in the UK today.

Some of the core units on this particular programme are:
– Working in health and science
– Managing information and data in the sector
– Infection prevention and control
– Health and wellbeing
– Good scientific and clinical practice

You will study Adult Nursing as your occupational specialism in year two.

You will also undertake work placement of a minimum of 315 hours. This ensures you gain a thorough introduction to core principles and the chance to put them into practice!

The programme carries UCAS points in line with three A Levels.

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During the two-year programme, you will learn the core knowledge that underpins each industry and you will also develop occupationally-specific skills that will allow you to enter skilled employment within a specific occupation.

This qualification has been designed to deliver the skills required to enter the Management and Administration industry.

Units you will study include:
– Business context
– People
– Quality and compliance
– Finance
– Policies and procedures
– Project management
– Business behaviours

You will study the occupational specialism in Business Support in your second year.

You will be required to undertake a 315-hour (minimum) industry placement. We can support you with your placement or you can source your own.

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This is a two-year programme. The first year incorporates the core component – covering the core knowledge topics that underpin each career route available for the sector, and the second year focuses on the occupational specialism (Design, Surveying and Planning) that will allow you to enter skilled employment within a specific occupation.

The core component provides a broad understanding of the construction industry and covers the following construction-related topics:
– Construction principles
– Construction design
– Tendering and estimating
– Health and safety in construction
– Construction technology
– Projects in construction
– Surveying in construction
– Graphical detailing
– Building regulations
– Law
– Commercial business
– Science
– Sustainability
– Construction maths

During your second year, you will study Surveying and Design for Construction and the Built Environment as your Occupational Specialism.
– Measuring the built environment
– Analysing the built environment
– Designing the built environment
– Verifying the delivery of the built environment
– Surveying (digital surveying and plotting to a CAD program such as Revit or AutoCAD)

You will be required to undertake a 315-hour (minimum) industry placement. We can support you with your placement or you can source your own if relevant to your course.

This Technical Qualification has been developed in consultation with employers in the construction industry to ensure you learn the skills and behaviours that will give you the best opportunity to be successful when applying for work. As part of this qualification, you will also enhance your broader skills in literacy and numeracy, which will be invaluable in supporting progression in other areas. In addition, you will develop transferable technical and practical skills in communication (working with colleagues, customers and clients), research and project work, providing you with an opportunity to demonstrate your reflective practice by suggesting alternative approaches to a problem.

The construction industry is of global importance and worth £90 billion annually in the UK. The impact that the construction industry has on daily life is diverse, from domestic building, maintenance and the provision of key building services, to large projects in civil engineering, providing essential public infrastructure in the form of roads, schools and hospitals. All careers in construction require good communication skills, time management, a strong customer focus and the ability to work both in teams and with other trades. The skills learned for craft trades lead not only to a rewarding career but can also be used as a foundation from which to progress to advanced craft, technician, supervisory or management occupations, where established professional development routes and occupational standards exist.

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Some of the units covered in this course could include:
– Principals of construction
– Hot and cold water systems
– Drainage
– Renewable technology

You will achieve this by undertaking an assortment of carefully composed study components including core and specialist modules, a tutorial programme, and the opportunity to improve your GCSE Maths and English. The course supports you in developing your study skills and an experience of working in the construction and maintenance-based sectors, by completing a work placement.

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It has been designed to deliver the skills needed to progress onto an apprenticeship or into employment, and to becoming a competent electrician.

The qualification will help you gain an understanding of the skills required within the electrotechnical sector and you will cover topics including:
– Scientific principles
– Installation of wiring systems and enclosures
– Electrical installation technology

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The Programme encompasses the Diploma in Art & Design in order to prepare you for further study onto the Extended Diploma in Creative Practice, Art, Design and Communication at Level 3.

Some of the units covered in this course could include:
– Introduction to materials, processes and technical skills in art and design
– Introduction to contextual research in art and design
– Introduction to drawing skills
– Introduction to communication skills in art and design
– Solving 2D creative problems
– Solving 3D creative problems
– Solving time-based creative problems
– Developing and producing a personal project in art and design

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This T Level focuses on children under the age of five, and combines the following core units with practical application while working in a setting in the community:
– Child development
– Safeguarding
– Observation and assessment
– Parents, families and carers

As well as the core units, you will complete an employer-set project to complement the theory and practical aspects of the qualification.

You will study the knowledge and skills of an Early Years Educator as your occupational specialism.

NCFE are a leading sector specialist in early years and this course will ensure you can develop into a high-quality, skilled practitioner that the early years sector demands.

An essential component of this qualification is the substantial work placement in a relevant setting. As an Early Years Educator you must complete at least 750 hours of placement over the two years. This is completed in conjunction with your theory assessments and will ensure that at the end of the course you will have the skills needed by employers in this sector.

If you want a career supporting the play and development of children or babies, whether as a teacher, in a nursery, in the public or private sector, this course could be for you.

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The core content of this T Level will focus on developing your knowledge, and understanding of concepts, theories and core skills related to Digital Production, Design and Development. The course has been designed by people who do the job and covers all relevant areas needed to help you become a competent, confident addition to the sector.

Within this course you will learn about the following topics:
– Problem-solving
– Programming
– Emerging issues and impact of digital
– Legislation and regulatory requirements
– Business context
– Data
– Digital environments
– Security

You will study Design and Development as your occupational specialism.

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Employer and industry involvement is a crucial aspect of this qualification, enriching the learning experience and providing learners with an understanding of the expectations of potential employers within the electrical industry. These activities and tasks include industry-set assignments, demonstrations, and work experience.

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