Firms declare T-levels a ‘win-win’ as first results are revealed

By Emily Twinch2022-09-02T06:00:00

Companies including Willmott Dixon and Morgan Sindall have been giving students on-the-job training while they study for new qualification

Construction companies have hailed the new T-level exams a success after nearly all students who studied design, surveying and planning or construction passed, with just under half of students achieving a merit.

This is the first cohort of students to have completed the two-year T-level courses, and those studying design, surveying and planning for construction. Some 93.7% achieved a “pass” or above.

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