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T-Levels Syllabus
Technical qualifications in England equivalent to three A-Levels, combining classroom study with an industry placement, taken at age 16-18. The full T-Levels syllabus: 8 subjects, 40 chapters, 160 topics and 164 sub-topics, with 421 flashcards written against it.
T-Levels subjects
T-Levels has 8 subjects. Each one is listed below with its chapters in syllabus order; open a subject for every topic and sub-topic inside them.
Digital Production, Design and Development
- Core Component: Digital Concepts and Theory · 4 topics
- Security, Risk and Legislation · 4 topics
- Planning and Managing Digital Projects · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Software Development · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Digital Design and Development · 4 topics
Health (Adult Nursing and Healthcare Support)
- Core: Working within the Health and Science Sector · 4 topics
- Core: Human Body Systems and Health · 4 topics
- Core: Person-Centred Care and Communication · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Supporting the Adult Nursing Team · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Supporting Healthcare Across Settings · 4 topics
Education and Early Years
- Core: Wider Context of Education and Childcare · 4 topics
- Core: Child Development · 4 topics
- Core: Safeguarding, Health and Wellbeing · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Early Years Educator · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Assisting Teaching · 4 topics
Building Services Engineering for Construction
- Core: Construction Principles and Context · 4 topics
- Core: Health, Safety and Regulation · 4 topics
- Core: Building Services Systems and Science · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Electrotechnical Engineering · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Heating and Ventilation/Plumbing · 4 topics
Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction
- Core: Built Environment Context · 4 topics
- Core: Design and Technical Principles · 4 topics
- Core: Project Management and Commercial Practice · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Surveying and Design · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Civil Engineering · 4 topics
Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing and Control
- Core: Engineering and Manufacturing Foundations · 4 topics
- Core: Design, Mathematics and Science · 4 topics
- Core: Manufacturing and Process Control · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineering · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Maintenance Engineering and Control · 4 topics
Management and Administration
- Core: Business and the Wider Environment · 4 topics
- Core: Managing Operations and Resources · 4 topics
- Core: People, Communication and Information · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Business Improvement · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Team Leadership and Management · 4 topics
Legal, Finance and Accounting
- Core: Business Environment and Professional Conduct · 4 topics
- Core: Finance and Accounting Principles · 4 topics
- Core: Legal Principles and Process · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Accounting · 4 topics
- Occupational Specialism: Paralegal · 4 topics
T-Levels flashcards
421 question-and-answer cards across 8 subject decks, each shown in full on its subject page.
- Digital Production, Design and Development — 56 cards
- Health (Adult Nursing and Healthcare Support) — 57 cards
- Education and Early Years — 51 cards
- Building Services Engineering for Construction — 53 cards
- Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction — 51 cards
- Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing and Control — 51 cards
- Management and Administration — 52 cards
- Legal, Finance and Accounting — 50 cards
T-Levels syllabus FAQ
What subjects are in the T-Levels syllabus?
T-Levels covers 8 subjects: Digital Production, Design and Development, Health (Adult Nursing and Healthcare Support), Education and Early Years, Building Services Engineering for Construction, Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction, Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing and Control, Management and Administration and Legal, Finance and Accounting.
How many chapters and topics are in the T-Levels syllabus?
40 chapters and 160 topics, broken down further into 164 sub-topics, across 8 subjects. Digital Production, Design and Development is the largest subject, with 20 topics in 5 chapters.
Are there T-Levels flashcards?
Yes — 421 question-and-answer flashcards in 8 subject decks. Each deck is printed in full on its subject page here, and the same cards are in the Examius app with spaced repetition. The free plan covers one exam of your choice, including its flashcards; Examius Pro, a one-time purchase, unlocks every other exam and deck.
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