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<p>The delivery of T Levels is part of the Government Major Projects Portfolio. As
a result, the Infrastructure and Projects Authority actively tracks the project, and
regular assurance reviews ensure the programme is being delivered effectively. The
department also continually monitors the programme through our own internal governance
processes.</p><p>We are working closely with T Level providers, identifying and dealing
with challenges, and sharing good practice as the T Level rollout continues.</p><p>The
T Level student panel set up by the department in 2021 gives T Level students the
opportunity to provide feedback on their experience, including raising issues or concerns,
and discussing ideas for the future of T Levels. This allows us to hear first-hand
the student experience and to make changes where needed.</p><p>The department has
commissioned Ofsted to report on the first three years of T Level and T Level Transition
Programme delivery. This includes questionnaires sent to T Level providers and students,
plus field work in the form of deep dive survey visits.</p><p>This research will identify
strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement to inform best practice for the wider
rollout of T Levels and the T Level Transition Programme. Ofsted plan to publish an
interim report in autumn 2022. A final report will follow in late 2023.</p><p> </p>
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