Yesterday, we spoke to learners and their incredibly proud course leaders at colleges across the country, just moments after they received their results. Watch as Education and Early Years T Level students from Middlesbrough College share their achievements, future ambitions, and exciting next steps. A huge congratulations to all of the learners on their hard work and achievements. We wish you every success for the future! 🎉

We've had an incredible day seeing our learners receive their results and hear about their next steps. Well done to everyone and thank you to all of the learners and educators who shared their stories with us. We'd love to hear about your success and share your learners' stories, so do reach out to us via [email protected]

Congratulations to the Education and Early Years T Level students at Middlesbrough College on their brilliant achievements and exciting career journeys ahead. Robyn Meehan, Ella Armstrong, Olivia Rennison and Lucy Carling achieved a combination of merits and a distinction 🙌 Their next steps include nursery roles, a position in a private school nursery, and an Early Years Teacher Apprenticeship with Teesside University. Each of them secured a job offer through their T Level industry placement. A huge well done to the students and their teacher, Laura, on these outstanding results!

A huge congratulations to Ava and Liz, who have both achieved distinctions in their Health T Level at Wigan & Leigh College. Ava is heading to the University of Manchester to study Midwifery, a career path she has always been passionate about. After hearing about the Health T Level from her cousin, she knew it was the perfect route for her. Liz is taking on an exciting dual undergraduate and postgraduate programme in Child and Adult Healthcare, building on the skills and experience gained through her T Level. Well done and good luck to them both!

Congratulations to Tabitha Gaines, who earned a distinction in her Education and Early Years T Level at Middlesbrough College! Tabitha is heading to the University of Sunderland to study Primary and SEND Education, pursuing her ambition of becoming a teacher. She also plans to work part time as a supply teaching assistant. Tabitha loved the placement element of her T Level and said she really misses the children she worked with during her placement. We wish her the very best of luck in her next chapter! 👏

Alongside achieving a merit in her Education and Early Years T Level, Kacey also took home an industry placement award. Kacey, who studied at HRUC (Harrow, Richmond & Uxbridge Colleges), says the T Level has changed her life. Well done Kacey on all of your achievements!

Well done to Katie, who achieved a distinction in the Health T Level at Wigan & Leigh College! Katie is now heading to Edge Hill University to continue her studies. Congratulations!

Celebrating Annie's success as she achieves a distinction in her Education and Early Years T Level at Wigan & Leigh College. Annie is currently supporting SEN learners in a primary school and is hoping to continue there in a full-time role. Her favourite part of the T Level was the blend of study and practical experience, particularly her time on placement.

We spoke to Scarlett, who achieved a distinction in her Education and Early Years T Level at Wigan & Leigh College 🎉 Scarlett is returning to her placement to work full time with SEN learners. We wish her the best of luck in the future!

A fantastic achievement for Courtney, who has earned a distinction in her Education and Early Years T Level ✨ Courtney is continuing her learning through a one-day-a-week programme at Wigan & Leigh College, while also gaining valuable experience working three days a week in a primary school.

Alexandra Watson told us that she's now going to Edge Hill University, after achieving a distinction in her Health T Level at Wigan & Leigh College, where she'll be studying adult nursing. Earlier in the year, she visited Tanzania as part of a two-week placement as a nurse and found it an eye-opening and inspiring experience. Well done Alexandra!

Double congratulations to Kameron and Alexandra, who have both achieved distinctions in their Education and Early Years T Level at Wigan & Leigh College. They are heading to Edge Hill University together this autumn! Kameron had the opportunity during her studies to travel to Tanzania, an experience that inspired her to continue exploring the world and learn from different cultures.

Well done to Emilia Halpin, who achieved a distinction in the Education and Early Years T Level, specialising in Assisting Teaching. Emilia is returning to her placement for work, but her trip to Tanzania has inspired her to consider teaching abroad and make a difference. We wish you all the best in your next chapter!

We met Emma, who achieved a distinction in the Education and Early Years T Level specialising in Assisting Teaching. Emma enjoyed the different levels of the qualification and we wish her the best of luck as she takes the next step towards becoming a primary teacher 👏

Well done to Sophia and Olivia from Wigan & Leigh College who both studied the Health T Level and both achieved merits! Sophia is already on to her next challenge and is currently on a biomedical apprenticeship.

Capturing the moment that Niamh Ireland, from Wigan & Leigh College, opened her results and discovered she had achieved a distinction in her Education and Early Years T Level 👏 Congratulations, Niamh! We wish you all the best as you take your next step to study at the University of Salford.

Congratulations to Abigail Prescott and Taylor Stokes at Wigan & Leigh College who both achieved merits in their Education and Early Years T Level 🎉 Abigail is going to university, and Taylor is planning to work full time in a nursery.

Lovely to meet Keira Gawthorpe at Middlesbrough College who has achieved an A* in the first year of her Education and Early Years T Level 🌟 Keira has really enjoyed her industry placement and has even secured paid work there over the summer – a brilliant recognition of her hard work and dedication.

Congratulations to Freya Follwell who studied the Health T Level, specialising in Midwifery, at Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group and achieved a distinction!🎉 We asked Freya what she enjoyed most about studying a T Level: “The real difference of the course – it wasn’t an A level, it wasn’t a BTEC, it was in between. It just fitted me so well and reassured me with all my choices.” Freya's exciting next steps will be at Keele University, where she’ll continue studying Midwifery. Good luck Freya!

Well done to 18-year-old Amelie Dodd for achieving a merit in your Health T Level at Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group! Good luck with your next steps studying child nursing at Sheffield University. Amelie said: "I enjoyed the course, especially the placement as I got to work with a lot of different teams and colleagues, and understand how they work in a real-life setting."