Transport and bursary information for Truro and Penzance campuses is now available on our Travel & Bursary Hub (travel information for the STEM & Health Skills Centre will be announced shortly). Please read our Start of Year Guide to find out more about start dates, College Ready sessions and submitting your GCSE results.
69 million
Nearly 69 million new teachers are needed to achieve global education goals by 2030, UNESCO reports.
Enrichment
The inclusion of paediatric first aid training and other enriching professional components like a simulation suite enhances your employability and equips you with the skills necessary to excel in the field.
Work Placements
At Level 2 and above, all Education and Early Years students engage with industry placements gaining vital experience which develops their skills and theoretical knowledge.
Careers
Perfect for careers in Primary and Secondary School Teaching, Community Education, Childcare, Educational Mental Health, English as a Foreign Language Teaching and more.
T Level to Norland Nanny
We caught up with Iris, studying the T Level in Education & Childcare (Early Years pathway), who has received an incredible offer to train as a Norland Nanny.
In this video, Iris talks about her experience on the course, the skills she’s developed, and how the T Level has helped prepare her for a career working with children.
From hands-on placements to real-world learning, the course gives students the knowledge and confidence to take their next steps into the childcare sector.
If you’re passionate about working with children and want to explore your future in early years education, hear Iris’s story and see where a T Level could take you.
Frequently Asked Questions
To apply for an Education course at Truro and Penwith College, visit the course page on our official college website and complete your application online.
Graduates from Education programs at Truro and Penwith College can pursue diverse career paths, including roles in Community Education, Early Years Teaching, Learning Mentorship, Primary and Secondary School Teaching, and more. The field offers a wide range of opportunities in various industries. Visit the Career Zone or truro-penwith.ac.uk/career-zone to find out more.
Entry requirements for Education programs vary. Check the specific course details on the college website or prospectus or contact the admissions office for the most accurate and up-to-date information on entry requirements.
Yes, At Level 2 and above, all Education and Early Years students engage with industry placements gaining vital experience which develops their skills and theoretical knowledge.
Yes, prospective students can speak to the business and law department at an open event which are free to attend and take place throughout the year. Visit truro-penwith.ac.uk/events to see the latest event details. Alternatively, you can contact the academic advisors in the business and law department at Truro and Penwith College. Check the college website for contact details or reach out to the admissions office, and they will guide you on how to connect with the relevant academic advisors for more information.
We strongly recommend making an application for your chosen course as soon as you can when you are in your final year of school. After you have submitted your application, you will be invited to attend an interview where you can make amendments to your application if need be.