T Level Building Services for Engineering (Plumbing)
A T Level in Building Services Engineering for Construction will boost your knowledge in a range of topics such as design principles, project management and health and safety. You'll also learn about the commercial side of construction, including stakeholder management, business structures and entrepreneurship. And as the construction industry is always evolving, you'll dive into the world of digital technology, innovation and sustainability, to understand how the industry will be shaped in the future.
Ben Perrin
This was the best study option for me. Having a couple of great tutors working alongside us is definitely one of the biggest positives.
Carpentry
Jack Ward
The atmosphere at the open evening was inviting. The teachers have been the best help in aiding us to learn and I have enjoyed seeing how far I’ve come over the year.
Carpentry
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Description
Firstly you'll develop your knowledge throughout the core element. You'll then choose a specialism designed to support your interests, so you can get deeper into your chosen subject and build up the skills you need for your future job. You can choose from paired specialist modules, such as Plumbing Engineering and Heating Engineering; Heating Engineering and Ventilation Engineering Or you could opt for standalone specialisms, including Electrotechnical Engineering; Gas Engineering; and Electrical and Electronic Equipment Engineering
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Entry Requirements
T Levels are for school leavers, you'll need to be aged 16 - 18 at the start of your programme with a Level 2 qualification from a construction or trade pathway along with maths and English grade 4 and above.
An interest in plumbing and developing skills that support a range of construction basics in Building Technologies, Engineering and Construction.
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Qualification
T Level in Building Services Engineering for Construction
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Progression
Following a T Level, you could progress straight into a skilled profession or continue your studies with a degree or higher apprenticeship. Career options might include becoming an Installation Electrician, Maintenance Electrician or Plumbing and Domestic Heating Technician.
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Assessment
The T Level assessment combines examinations in the core skills, with a practical skills test for the occupational specialisms developed in practice. Assessments come in different forms, giving you the opportunity to develop key skills and behaviours tailored to your employment. Group work, portfolios, and practical projects set by employers are just a few of the many ways you can show how your knowledge has developed.
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Home Study
An average of 3 hours a week.
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Work Placement
Your learning will combine classroom theory and practical learning and include 9 weeks (45 days) minimum with an employer on an industry placement. The placement will provide you with real experience of the workplace.
| Code | Day | Start | End | Times | Fees* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TBSEPLUMB 242601 | 09/09/2024 | 06/07/2026 | - | £0 |
* Terms and conditions apply. The fees stated on this website are for guidance purposes only and should be checked before enrolment. Unless otherwise stated, fees shown are for tuition only, over one academic year. Where a course is longer than one academic year, the fees stated are for the first year, and the cost of the second or subsequent years will be discussed at interview. For details of fee remission for students over 19 click here. If you think you may be entitled to a concession or fee remission, or you would like more information on the additional costs associated with your chosen course, please contact us on 01635 845000 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..