Occupational specialism: Civil engineering
Qualification type: T Level
Qualification level: 3
Awarding organisation: Pearson
Approval date: 01/04/2020
Generation 1 awarding organisation: City & Guilds
Generation 2 awarding organisation: WJEC
Available from: 01/09/2020
Civil engineering technician OCC0091
Railway engineering design technician OCC0315
Outline Content - Building Services Engineering for Construction
There are no mandatory additional requirements
Your course starts by helping you get to grips with core knowledge of how the construction industry works, the principles of design and the role of technology and sustainability.
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A T Level is split into three main sections:
The overall grade is subject to completion of all T Level requirements – not just the components of the technical qualification (TQ).
T Level grades combine students’ grades for the technical qualification core and occupational specialisms. For example: to be awarded a Distinction*, you must achieve an A* in the core and a Distinction in the occupational specialism(s).
As well as passing the relevant technical qualification, the following elements are required to achieve an overall T Level grade:
Students who do not pass all elements of their T Level will get a T Level statement of achievement which will show the elements they have completed.