The Course
T Levels are new two-year, Level 3 study programmes combining classroom
theory, practical learning and a minimum 315 hours of industry placement with an
employer to make sure students have real experience of the workplace.
At the end of the T Level, students are expected to demonstrate threshold
competence, which means that they have gained the core knowledge and skills and
are well placed to develop full occupational competence with additional
development and support once in employment in the construction and building
services sector. You will learn about the following topics:
Building Services Engineering (Core Units):
- Health and safety in construction
- Construction science principles
- Construction design principles
- Construction and the built environment industry
- Construction sustainability principles
- Construction measurement principles
- Building technology principles
- Construction information and data principles
- Relationship management in construction
- Digital technology in construction
- Construction commercial/business principles
- Building Services Engineering (BSE) systems
- Maintenance principles
- Tools, equipment and materials
Electrotechnical Engineering (Occupational Specialism):
- Health and safety practices associated with carrying out electrotechnical
systems engineering
- Installation methods and termination of connections
- Systems and products used in electrotechnical engineering
- Analysing and using information to and from electrotechnical systems
- Removal processes as part of system decommissioning
Plumbing Engineering (Occupational Specialism):
- Fundamental health and safety practices associated with carrying out
plumbing work
- Plumbing tools and equipment
- Pipework materials, installation methods and jointing processes
- Plumbing systems and their purpose
- Plumbing science
- Principles of measurement and marking out components and pipework
Heating Engineering (Occupational Specialism):
- Fundamental health and safety practices associated with carrying out
heating engineering work
- Heating engineering tools and equipment
- Pipework technology
- Heating systems
- Heating engineering science
- Regulations, legislation and industry guidance used in the heating
industry
The course will be approximately four days per week at College with an
additional 45 days of work placement across the two-yearprogramme.As part of the
programme, you will also gain your Construction Skills Certification Scheme
(CSCS) Card, which is a requirement of some contractors to prove you have the
correct qualifications to undertake the job and is often a prerequisite to
getting the job.
