The content and specifications of the new technical qualification is now available after being approved last week by The Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education.
The technical qualification is a key part of the T level and contains core content (non-specialist content covering children from 0-19) and specialist early years content. The industry placement, a minimum of 750 hours, and English and maths at level 2 make up the rest of the T level programme.
T-Levels, which are a vocational alternative to A-levels, will be piloted from this September, and in time are expected to replace the college-based Early Years Educator qualification at Level 3.
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