Bishop Burton College is one of first to offer T Level in agriculture, land management and production

After leading the way with new T Levels, Bishop Burton College will be one of the first in the country to offer new courses in Agriculture, Land Management and Production, plus animal and equine care. Find out more and apply now.
New T Level courses in Agriculture, Land Management and Production, plus animal and equine care. Picture supplied.New T Level courses in Agriculture, Land Management and Production, plus animal and equine care. Picture supplied.
New T Level courses in Agriculture, Land Management and Production, plus animal and equine care. Picture supplied.

Bishop Burton College has been a pioneer in the launch and roll out of T Levels in the last three years and has a proven track record of success.

As the equivalent to three A Levels, T Levels were designed with employers to give young people the skills and experience to excel in the workplace.

T Level students spend 80% of their time in classroom and college-based learning. The remaining 20% of their time is on an Industry Placement, where the skills they’ve learnt are applied in a real workplace over a sustained period of time.

Trailblazing T Levels: Perfect pass rate for health and education, plus new agriculture, crop and livestock courses. Picture supplied.Trailblazing T Levels: Perfect pass rate for health and education, plus new agriculture, crop and livestock courses. Picture supplied.
Trailblazing T Levels: Perfect pass rate for health and education, plus new agriculture, crop and livestock courses. Picture supplied.

Perfect pass rate

This year, the college saw an impressive 100% pass rate for the college’s T Level in Health, with all students earning a merit. All 20 students on its Education and Early Years T Level achieved a 100% pass rate.

Curriculum Lead Helen Stanway said: “We are exceptionally pleased to see the continued growth of our T Level provision and the results really do reflect the hard work and dedication of the students.

“We’ve been hearing from students about their next steps on to university and employment, with over a third of students from the T Level in Education and Early years being appointed to roles with the employers who took them for Industry Placements on their course – a solid endorsement of our students’ skills. We wish them all the best for the future.”

Trailblazing T Level course provider scores perfect 100% with first Health, Education and Early Years passes. Picture supplied.Trailblazing T Level course provider scores perfect 100% with first Health, Education and Early Years passes. Picture supplied.
Trailblazing T Level course provider scores perfect 100% with first Health, Education and Early Years passes. Picture supplied.

Rabail Ahmed, a T Level in Health student, said: “I achieved an overall grade of a B, with a C in my Employer-Set Project and an A in my core exams.

“I think the course is a great way to gain experience of real-world circumstances due to its vocational nature. I will be continuing at Bishop Burton College to complete my second year of T Level Health.”

Leading the way for agriculture T Levels

Starting this September, the college is again a trailblazer as one of the first in the country to run T Levels in its core land-based discipline of Agriculture, Land Management and Production, offering both Crop and Livestock study routes.

Also available is Management and Administration. Starting September 2024, students can also opt for T Levels in Animal Care and Management and Equine Care and Management.

Find out more and apply

Potential students can find out more about T Levels and the exciting opportunities they offer here.

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