School Leaver Guide 2024/25
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Vocational study programmes & T Levels<br />
What are the different levels of<br />
vocational qualifications?<br />
Level 1<br />
Introductory or<br />
beginner level.<br />
Level 1 courses are<br />
equivalent to GCSE<br />
grade 1-3 and you’ll<br />
need one GCSE to<br />
study one of these<br />
courses.<br />
Level 2<br />
Intermediate<br />
level.<br />
Level 2 courses are<br />
equivalent to GCSE<br />
grades 4-9 and you’ll<br />
need three GCSEs at<br />
grade 3 or above to<br />
join.<br />
Level 3<br />
Level 3 courses are<br />
equivalent to 3 A<br />
Levels and you’ll need<br />
five GCSEs at grades<br />
4-9 including English<br />
and maths to study.<br />
For practical vocational courses including<br />
construction, automotive, engineering, catering and<br />
hair and beauty the highest level you can start at<br />
is Level 2 as you won’t have the experience or skills<br />
needed to go straight onto a Level 3 course.<br />
This is our simple guide to the different levels but to<br />
check the entry requirements for individual courses<br />
please visit our website.<br />
HOW DO I APPLY?<br />
Click here to go straight to the<br />
courses on our website.<br />
Decide which course is<br />
for you and then apply online.<br />
Or sign up to one of our<br />
Enrolment Events, click here to<br />
find out when the next one is.<br />
See back page for full details...<br />
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