Gatsby’s Technical Education Networks: Free, high-quality T Level resources available for teachers

The Technical Education Networks (TEN) programme supports teachers to deliver an engaging and enriched curriculum for their students in an evolving education landscape. TEN provides free teaching resources, events and Communities of Practice for T Level teachers.

Teaching resources:

The high-quality teaching resources draw on the expertise of employers, specialist teachers and professional organisations and are quality assured by awarding bodies – so every item is relevant, accurate and aligned with current industry best-practice. TEN’s teaching resources are route specific and completely free to download. They include classroom-ready materials such as: 

• Animations, interactives and video content 
• Slide decks and worksheets 
• Study questions to prepare for assessment 
• Employer case studies 

Digital T Level teachers can find resources in topics such as computational thinking skills, technical change management, digital environments and more. Visual curriculum models to inform holistic curriculum planning can also be downloaded. To view all available Digital T Level resources: click here.

More teaching resources are currently in development, and you can find signposted links to useful external materials and opportunities to join relevant Communities of Practice. 

Communities of Practice:

The TEN Communities of Practice are delivered in partnership with the Association of Colleges. They are route-specific networks that bring together teachers from across the country to share expertise, best practice and support the development of tailored teaching resources. They also offer opportunities to attend route-specific events. To sign-up to a community of practice and connect with other Digital T Level teachers, click here.

Contact:

If you’re a T Level teacher looking for practical, high-quality resources to support your students, we encourage you to explore TEN and make full use of the free materials available. 

If you’d like to get in touch and find out more, email: TEN@gatsby.org.uk