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Information for post-16 institutions considering expressing an interest to deliver the first 3 T levels in 2020 to 2021 academic year.
Information for post-16 institutions considering expressing an interest to deliver T Levels in 2021 to 2022 academic year including the transition offer.
This collection brings together all of the available resources to be used in promoting T Levels
This document (Documents of the NRPB volume 1 number 4) includes emergency reference levels and information on radon in Devon and Cornwall.
Information for further education (FE) providers about the outcome of the T Levels capital fund (TLCF) applications.
Useful information and materials for universities to understand and promote T Levels
Details of providers registered to deliver T Levels and providers intending to deliver the T Level foundation year.
The total final energy consumption data is an aggregation of the electricity, gas, residual fuels and road transport datasets.
The roles and responsibilities of government organisations in the introduction of T Levels for employers, providers and awarding organisations.
Universities and colleges that accept T Levels for entry onto at least one course.
Infographics summarising the key trends from A level results in 2023.
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