Business Support (Management and Administration) T-Level - Level 3

• 5 GCSEs’ including Maths and English at grade 5 or above.

You will also be invited to meet our teaching team before starting the course to participate in a diagnostic assessment which will ensure the course is the right fit for you.

Upon successful completion of this, you will receive a City & Guilds L3 T Level Technical Qualification in Management and Administration: Business Support.

Core Content

• Business Context: context that organisations operate and manage in.
• People: key people and stakeholders that support business operations.
• Quality and Compliance: maintaining and improvement of quality standards.
• Finance: financial contexts that organisations operate within.
• Policies and Procedures: Key policies and procedures that support organisations.
• Project and Change Management: Concept of project and change management.
• Business Behaviours: behaviours that influence how organisations operate.

Occupational Specialisms

• Support the running of the organisation.
• Organise and prioritise workloads and processes.
• Recommend and deliver improvements to business practices.
• Build and maintain positive internal and external stakeholder relationships
• Manage the business information flow.

• Practical sessions
• Case studies
• Projects
• Observation
• Role play
• Lectures

• External exams
• Written assignments
• Practical observations
• Employer-led projects

Learners will have opportunity to engage with a range of trips, employer guest lectures and projects including university and apprenticeship encounters.

You will have an opportunity to spend three days with an employer over a 10-week period. Students can establish their placement provider during the second year. There are a range of employers we work alongside to create opportunities for work placement.

English and maths and digital skills are embedded into the course to help students enhance their skills.

For example, English skills are developed through conveying of technical information to different audiences, synthesising information, presenting information and ideas and creating texts for different purposes.

Maths skills will be further developed through use of using rules and formulae, processing data, interpreting mathematical diagrams, costing projects, optimising work processes. 

Digital skills are developed whilst using digital technologies and media to create, edit and design digital media, controlling digital functions and process and analyse numerical data.

Upon successful completion of this course, you could progress to a university degree. You can earn up to 168 UCAS points which you could access most university courses, you could also access higher level apprenticeship for example in Business admin, Accounting, HR, Quality, Management or employment within any organisation. 

If you are aged 16-18 when you begin your course you are likely to be eligible for free tuition. Detailed information can be found within the financial support section.