For the second year, T Level students received exceptional grades, with 100% of the college’s Design, Surveying & Planning for Construction students achieving either a Distinction or Merit grade
Leeds College of Building (LCB) staff celebrated another landmark year after students received their Level 3 results on Thursday, 14 August.
For the second year, T Level students received exceptional grades, with 100% of the college’s Design, Surveying & Planning for Construction students achieving either a Distinction or Merit grade.
The figure is head and shoulders above the national results the Department for Education predicted, which estimated that two-thirds (65.3%) of T Level students would achieve a Merit or above.
T Levels are two-year courses taken after GCSEs. They are broadly equivalent in size to three A Levels. These courses have been developed in collaboration with employers and involve a hands-on 45-day industry placement.
Leeds College of Building currently offers T Levels in Civil Engineering and Design, Surveying & Planning for Construction, and a Level 2 Foundation T Level in Construction and the Built Environment.
LCB also achieved a fantastic 90% pass rate or above for all 140 Level 3 BTEC completers across a range of specialisms, with 22 students enrolled on Level 3 Vocational Technical Qualifications (VTQs) attaining 87% pass rate or above.
City & Guilds and CIPHE launch skills alliance to transform plumbing and heating education
Electrician turns tool theft trauma into tattoo and triumphs
CPA commissioned report paints stark picture of the industry
Employees raise over £200,000 for The Screwfix Foundation
AUDIO NEWS: Tradespeople plan strike action in Edinburgh and Birmingham City reveals stadium design
