T Levels Generation 2 Wave 1: Contract for the provision of services in relation to the Digital: Digital Production, Design and Development T Level Technical Qualification

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£5,396,080

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Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

9 months ago

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is contract covers the selection of a supplier (awarding organisation) for the award of the Generation 2 contract to design, implement and deliver the technical qualification component for the Digital: Digital Production, Design and Development T Level.
T Levels are a new classroom-based technical study programme forming part of the UK Government's Post-16 Skills Plan. They will be available to young people alongside apprenticeships as one half of a high quality technical education offer. T Levels will be primarily studied at an education or training provider. Students will study a broad occupational area before specialising, and will have the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills on a substantial industry placement.

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