Step into a healthcare career with this T Level, designed for learners who want to work in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, or wider healthcare teams. Combine academic study with real clinical experience to develop the knowledge, skills, and professional behaviours needed to succeed in hospitals, private clinics, and healthcare services.

Work placements form a central part of the programme, giving you hands-on experience in real healthcare environments to apply what you learn in practice.

Develop your expertise across a range of essential areas:

• Explore the principles of healthcare and patient care• Understand anatomy and physiology• Learn infection prevention and control• Apply safeguarding and person-centred care principles• Master clinical and medical procedures used in adult healthcare settings

  • Prepare for future study on our main T level in Computing with this foundation course to help you develop the skills such as Programming, Maths, English and Employability.

  • Learn from experienced staff with a range of specialist skills.

  • Use industry standard software and equipment to learn and develop your computing skills.

  • Learn through practical coding and developing solutions.

  • Use a range of hardware and electronic equipment to bring your programming skills to life.

  • Take part in challenges and code clubs to enhance your skills and prepare yourself for future studies.

  • Brand new facilities with top of the range equipment.

  • A chance to enter world skills events and test your programming skills against others.

You can apply by using our online application form and clicking the Apply button at the top of this page. For more information or support, please contact Student Services by emailing contact@nnc.ac.uk or by calling 01909 504500

Upon completion of this programme, you can progress onto:

·         Nursing and healthcare degrees

·         Higher apprenticeships in adult nursing or healthcare

Specialist pathways such as paramedicine, midwifery, and physiotherapy

With T Levels you have 315 work hours, which really made me want to do the T Level because you’re not just at college, you’ve got your work as well.
Kasey Sugden - T Level in Health
Kasey T Level in Health