We were delighted to welcome our T Level students back to NETA Training for results day as they collected the qualifications they have worked so hard to achieve.
This year’s results mark the next step for students progressing into degree apprenticeships, higher education and careers across the engineering industry. T Levels combine classroom learning with an industry placement, giving students the technical knowledge and real workplace experience employers are looking for.
Marc Lewin, Curriculum Manager, said:
“We’re incredibly proud of all of our T Level students and everything they’ve achieved. T Levels are an excellent qualification for anyone looking to build a career in engineering, combining technical learning with valuable industry experience. They provide a fantastic route into apprenticeships, higher education and skilled employment, and it’s brilliant to see so many of our students progressing into exciting opportunities.”
For Isaac, achieving a Merit in his T Level in Electrical Maintenance Installation and Repair has already opened the door to a degree apprenticeship.
“My work placement got me my degree apprenticeship. I’m looking forward to studying at Teesside University and all the opportunities it will bring,” he said.
Jayden achieved a Distinction in T Level Electrical Maintenance Installation and Repair and is also progressing into a degree apprenticeship with MJR Automation.
He said: “I’m over the moon. It shows that hard work pays off, and my work placement has set me up for life.”
Kaleb achieved a Distinction and said the course stood out because it offered genuine industry experience.
“I’d definitely recommend the course. You get actual work experience alongside your studies, which really immerses you in the job.”
Finley, who achieved a Merit in Mechanical Maintenance Installation and Repair, is now looking forward to starting an apprenticeship after gaining hands-on skills during his placement.
“I learned how to use different tools during my work placement, and it’s given me confidence for the next step.”
Congratulations to every one of our students on their results.