Business: Management and Administration T-level

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The Management and Administration T Level is an exciting opportunity for ambitious young people to gain real-world business experience alongside essential industry knowledge. This dynamic course will give you a strong understanding of how organisations operate and the vital role you can play in shaping their success.

You’ll build valuable teamwork, communication and professional skills that employers are looking for, while developing a solid foundation of business knowledge. Explore a wide range of organisations, discover what makes businesses thrive, and learn how they innovate, adapt and overcome challenges in a fast-changing world.

A significant industry placement will allow you to apply your learning in a real workplace, giving you a competitive edge for employment, apprenticeships or further study. You will also specialise in Team Leadership and Management, equipping you with the confidence and capability to lead in the workplace of the future.

What will I study in Business: Management and Administration T-level?

The qualification will give you a strong understanding of the Management and Administration sector. You will cover key topics including Business Context, People, Quality and Compliance, Finance, and Project and Change Management.

Alongside a substantial industry placement, each student will study Team Leadership and Management as a standalone Occupational Specialism pathway, allowing you to develop focused expertise in this area.

Employer-Set Project

The Employer-Set Project (ESP) is a formal assessment made up of a series of tasks designed to assess the knowledge and skills you have developed through the Core element of your T Level. Each project is developed in collaboration with employers to reflect realistic business activities, developments and challenges within the industry.

The Employer-Set Project is externally assessed and graded. You will be marked on the quality, accuracy and effectiveness of the written work you produce, so it is important that you complete all tasks to the highest possible standard.

You must clearly demonstrate your understanding of the subject and show how you have applied your knowledge to complete the project successfully. This means explaining your thinking and justifying your decisions within your written work — for example, through your planning, reflections and evaluations.

Entry Requirements

At least five GCSEs at Grade 4 or above in core subjects, including English and Maths at Grade 4 or above.

How will I learn?

Students will attend college four days a week to learn the theoretical aspects of the course, and spend one day a week in a work placement.

The technical elements of the qualification will be delivered using a range of teaching methods, including presentations, case studies, hands-on activities, industry guest speakers, and classroom-based learning.

Students are required to complete a minimum of 315 hours in an industry work placement over the two-year course.

The course content is made up of:

50% Core Element
50% Occupational Specialism

How will I be assessed?

  • Two externally set 2.5-hour exams covering knowledge from the Management and Administration core.
  • One 25-hour Employer-Set pproject exam covering knowledge and skills from the Management and Administration core.
  • One 35-hour Team Leadership/Management occupational specialism exam.

 

Any trips?

There will be trips and visits throughout the course to a range of industries.

Are there any costs involved?

Students will be expected to purchase their own textbooks throughout the course and have appropriate clothing for the workplace.

Students will need to bring their own device, such as a laptop or equivalent, to use for their work.

Some trips may incur a cost, which will be payable through the college’s Wisepay system.

Device Requirements

Information about what device may be required for this course, where available, can be found on our Bring Your Own Device guidance page.

FAQs

Can I do another T level along side this course

No – The T Level programme is equivalent to studying three A Levels. Students will have a full four-day timetable to cover the course content, as well as one day per week in an industry placement.


Do I need Maths and English GCSE?

Yes – There is a significant Maths element in the course, so a minimum of Grade 4 in GCSE Maths is required.

As part of the assessments, students will need to write reports and complete extensive exam questions, so a minimum of Grade 4 in GCSE English is also required.

 

 


Who's responsibility is it to get an industry placement?

It is the student’s responsibility to find an industry placement; however, we have a Work Placement Team that can support students throughout the process. The team will also visit the placement to ensure it is suitable.


Can I pass the course if I have not completed the 315 hours work placement?

No – the work placement is a mandatory part of the course, and students are required to complete a minimum of 315 hours to pass.


Do I need to bring my own laptop?

If you already own a laptop that meets the technical requirements of your course, you are welcome to bring it with you to college.

If not, Easy4U offers a convenient rental and help-to-buy scheme designed specifically for Cirencester College students.

What is Easy4U?

Easy4U Laptop Rental offers a solution for students joining Cirencester College, by providing you with a high-quality laptop that meets the academic needs of your course. With the flexibility of short-term or long-term rentals, and the opportunity to buy at the end of the rental term. You will be able to access the latest technology without the upfront cost of purchasing a laptop.

How Simple is Easy4U?

Easy4U’s user-friendly rental process makes it simple for you to get set up, allowing you to focus on your coursework rather than worrying about tech-related issues. Additionally, with there is a range of laptop models, support services and accidental damage insurance included.

Which Laptop Do I Need To Bring?

A basic or intermediate standard laptop is all that is required which you may already have at home.

Easy4U provide several Windows and Apple laptops, all of which come with technical support and accidental damage cover as standard (see terms and conditions). These additional benefits usually come at an extra cost from most high street and other online retailers.

If you are applying for a College bursary this will help you with the cost of a laptop.

We recommend the Easy4U scheme as a convenient rental and help-to-buy option for students. However, please note that we do not receive any financial benefit or monetisation from promoting this service.

If you have any queries regarding laptops please email us using the following address – Laptop.Help@cirencester.ac.uk


Awarding Body

City and Guilds

Available As

T Level
[168 UCAS pts. available]

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