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New T Levels in energy and sustainability on the cards

IfATE confirms it is researching new T Levels and new occupational specialisms in existing T Levels

Janet Smith, chief executive and principal of Nottingham College

Janet Smith leads one of the UK’s largest colleges, which after decades of storms is now moving into calmer waters. Jessica Hill meets the new chief executive and principal of Nottingham College Janet Smith admits she has a “very low boredom threshold”. But rather than being a curse, it has propelled her to teach courses […]

Approval process for T Level alternatives finally revealed

Alternatives to T Levels will be available, the government insists, but will first need to pass a complex approvals process

DfE will now allow working from home in some T Level placements

A fifth of hours can be delivered remotely in certain subjects

The former Jewish school head aiming to set up first ever faith based T Levels centre

Former head of the Ronson Jewish Community Secondary School (JCoSS) and Anglican priest Patrick Moriarty, speaks to Jessica Hill about his vision to set up the country’s first faith based T Levels centre. Patrick Moriarty is, he admits, “a bit messianic” in his quest to set up the first faith-based T Level centre in the […]

Five findings from Halfon’s education committee appearance

Traineeships and T Levels were among the topics of discussion

Huge T Level employer cash incentive underspend revealed

Just £500k of £7m budget used in pilot

DfE launches £150m capital fund for wave five T Level providers

The funding can help upgrade facilities and purchase specialist kit

T Levels need time to meet our expectations

More work to connect providers and employers and more data on student destinations will soon relieve ongoing fears about T levels, says Stephen Leahey