It is the second time that the deadline has been changed. Initially the consultation on the content of the first three T-Levels to be rolled out from 2020 was intended to run for just five days, but in response to criticism this was then extended until 10 June.
In addition to Education and Childcare, the draft outline for the T-Levels for Construction (design, surveying and planning), and Digital (digital production, design and development) are also out for consultation.
The Association of Employment and Learning (AELP) had raised concern about the quality of feedback to the consultations given the short timescale, with chief executive Mark Dawe branding the five-day deadline as ‘staggering’.
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