Education and training services

Tender description

The requirements are summarised as follows: A suite of guidance, tools and training materials. A suite of online guidance; e-learning materials; case studies, podcasts and videos. Workshops, presentations and webinars that include significant route-specific elements. Direct ‘Hands-On’ Support. We envisage introducing tiered support for employers. As part of a T Level every student will undertake a mandatory industry placement in the occupational area. They are studying towards. Quality industry placements are critical to the success of T Levels. The Government recognises that providers and employers will be expected to increase the availability of industry placements for a large proportion of young people as well as make the shift to offering longer, more substantial placements than the 1-2-week work experiences traditionally offered. T Level industry placements will be for a minimum of 315 hours and an average of 350 hours. Following this, the good practice, together with information about where T Levels fit in the post-16 Landscape (e.g. alongside apprenticeships, traineeships etc) should then be promoted through workshops, webinars, presentations either as standalone events or worked into existing employer.