After completing the T Level in Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction, you can progress to a wide range of opportunities in higher education, apprenticeships and employment.
Many students go on to university to study subjects such as architecture, civil engineering, construction management, surveying or building services design. Others choose higher or degree apprenticeships in areas like site management, quantity surveying, or design coordination.
You can also move directly into skilled employment within the construction and built environment industry, working as a trainee surveyor, civil engineering technician or design assistant. This T Level provides the technical knowledge, practical skills and industry experience that employers and universities value across the construction sector.