Analysis of the Department for Education's 2025/26 T Level results, covering 19,665 students across 21 pathways. This free, interactive explorer lets you examine overall grades, core-component results, occupational specialisms, industry placements, retention, regional delivery and provider-level results, alongside a plain-English guide to what T Levels are and how they are graded. It is built by tutor2u from publicly available official statistics and is not an official DfE product.
A T Level is one of several routes a young person can take after GCSEs. To see how it sits alongside the alternatives, explore tutor2u's companion interactive resources, all built from the same DfE official statistics.
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The work-based route: apprenticeship starts, levels, achievement rates and who takes them, across England.
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What 16–19 students actually study: the subjects and qualifications taken across England's schools and colleges.
Explore post-16 provision ›Across the 2025/26 provisional results, 92.6% of students achieved a Pass or above overall and 68.9% a Merit or above. In the core component, 98.8% achieved A*–E; in the occupational specialism, 95.4% achieved a Pass or above; and 97.2% completed their industry placement. Figures for 2021/22–2023/24 are final, 2024/25 is revised and 2025/26 is provisional.
Choose a view from the tabs above: Overview for the national picture, Pathways and Specialisms to explore each qualification, Placements for the workplace requirement, Regions and Find a centre for where T Levels are delivered, Compare to weigh pathways side by side, and My results to benchmark your own centre's results privately in your browser. Every rate is shown next to the number of students it is based on.
A T Level is a two-year, classroom-based technical qualification (roughly the size of three A Levels) built from a core component (graded A*–E), an occupational specialism (Distinction/Merit/Pass) and a required industry placement. Our companion hub, T Levels Explained, answers the common questions in plain English — how grading works, partial achievement, resits, university progression and UCAS points, and which T Levels are available.
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Resources and courses to help students and teachers get the most from T Levels and beyond.