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T Levels vs BTECs vs Apprenticeships

If you're thinking about a more hands-on route after your GCSEs, you might be wondering whether a vocational qualification such as a T Level, BTEC or Apprenticeship is the right choice for you. 

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T Levels vs A Levels After GCSEs

Deciding what to do after your GCSE's can feel overwhelming at times. Two popular choices for students are A levels and T Levels, both respected qualifications, but designed for different types of learners.

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Why Attending a Shuttleworth College Open Day Is the Best Way to Explore Land-Based Courses

Thinking about a land-based career? Discover why attending an Open Day at Shuttleworth College is the best way to explore courses, facilities and future opportunities.

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Everything you need to know about…T Levels

T Levels are two-year courses that can be studied by 16–18-year-olds after finishing their GCSEs. They are an alternative to A- Levels, an apprenticeship or other post-16 courses, such as BTECs.

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Everything you need to know about…Apprenticeships

An apprenticeship is a paid job where the employee learns and gains valuable experiences. Alongside on-the-job training, apprentices complete classroom-based learning which leads to a nationally recognised qualification.

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Tips for maintaining a work-study-social balance

There’s no doubt that being a student is hard. Managing studying, personal life and perhaps, a job can feel near enough impossible.

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