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Overview

Title: Investment and Asset Management T Level

Pathway: Legal, Finance & Accounting

Available Study Options:
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Study Option

There are currently no other study options available for this course.

What will I study?

If you want to develop a career in finance, why not focus on the role of a Retail and Commercial Banking Analyst? This role delivers financial advice and solutions tailored to clients' needs, such as helping them grow their business.

Retail banking is the division of a bank that deals directly with individual customers, providing services such as savings accounts, loans and payment solutions. Commercial banks, on the other hand, make loans that enable businesses to grow, hire people and contribute to the expansion of the economy.

If this career path interests you, you can enrol in this new generation of Gold Standard qualifications as a technical alternative to A Levels. T Levels are developed by the Institute for Apprenticeships, employers and the Department for Education, ensuring that the content is relevant to industry needs.

The T Level Technical Qualification in Finance also provides the opportunity to specialise in the role of a Retail and Commercial Banking Analyst, giving you practical knowledge and skills that employers value. Completing this qualification can open doors to employment or further study in higher education.

T Levels are split into three main sections:

1) Technical qualification (TQ):
This is the main, classroom-based element. Students will learn about their chosen sectors through a curriculum designed by employers and developed by the awarding organisation (AO) Pearson. This is made up of core content with the opportunity to specialise in one of four different occupational specialisms, in this case a Retail and Commercial Banking Analyst. Through the core content, students will develop an understanding of a broad range of issues relevant to the sector, including:

  • The business environment - a general understanding of business models, tax laws, fundamental business principles and drivers for change.
  • Fundamentals of financial accounting - an understanding of elementary financial principles, concepts and practices and how this content links to relevant accounting, bookkeeping and business mathematics.
  • Professionalism and ethics - an understanding of professional conduct and responsibilities in the workplace and ethical dilemmas for the individual, organisation and professional.
  • Data-driven innovation and analytics and design thinking - an awareness of key requirements of a data governance framework and an understanding of the main contemporary visualisation tools and when they are best used to support decision-making.

2) Industry placement: This runs for a minimum of 315 hours (45 days) overall and gives students practical insights into their sector, as well as an opportunity to embed the knowledge and skills learned in the classroom.

3) English, maths, and digital provision: These are also built into the classroom-based element of the T Level, providing students with a solid foundation of transferable skills

How will I be assessed?

To achieve this T Level, learners must meet all requirements of the T Level framework, of which the technical qualification is one component. Learners must successfully complete an industry placement and achieve maths and English at Level 2.

Learners must complete:

  • Two externally set exams,
  • One employer-set project, and
  • One occupational specialism assessment.

What will this lead to?

The T Level in Finance aims to progress students into one of four occupational specialisms, either through employment or as an apprentice. These specialisms are Financial Compliance Risk Analyst, Insurance Practitioner, Investment Banking Asset Management Analyst or Retail and Commercial Banking Analyst. Furthermore, the completion of this qualification gives students the opportunity to progress onto higher education courses and training.

Entry requirements

Entry Level Courses:


Skills for Life & Work/Preparing for Adulthood

No formal qualifications are required for this course.
These courses are specifically designed for learners with a Special Educational Need (SEND).

 

Pre Level 1


No formal qualifications are required for this course.

Full Time ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages)


No formal qualifications are required for this course.


Full Time GCSE Re-sit Study Course Science

GCSE Grade 3 (C) in Maths or English. Below GCSE Grade 3 (C) in BIO,CHM,PHY subjects or not sat GCSE Sciences in the past.

Full Time GCSE Re-Sit Maths and English

GCSE Grade 2 or 3 in Maths and English.


Full Time Level 1 Course

2 GCSE's at grade 2 unless you want to study the courses listed below:

Electrical & Plumbing: Min GCSE grade 3 in maths or Functional Skills 1 in maths

Motor Vehicle: Min GCSE grade 2 in maths


Full Time Level 2 Course

4 GCSE grade 3 including English or maths or a level 1 in Functional Skills English or Maths unless you want to study the courses below:

Motor Vehicle : GCSE grade 3 in maths or Functional Skills Level 1 in maths & Level 1 in Motor Vehicle.

Min GCSE grade 4 or Functional Skills Level 2 in Maths and English Required for:

Accounting, Plumbing & Electrical

 

 Full time Level 3 Course

4 GCSEs at Grade 4-9 including English AND Maths (Functional Skills Level 2 English AND Maths will be accepted).

NOTE: If you want to study Applied Science you must have 4 and above in GCSE Biology, Chemistry & Physics.

 

Vocational Level 2 in the subject area you wish to study plus Grade 4-9 GCSE English or Maths (Functional Skills Level 2 English or Maths will be accepted).

*A Vocational Level 2 is required for the following courses:

Accounting

All Construction Subjects

Hair & Beauty Subjects

Applied Science

T Level Foundation (Level 2)

4 GCSE Grade 3 including English and Math's (or Functional Skills Level 1 in English and Math's)

T Levels

5 GCSEs at Grade 4-9 including English and Maths (Functional Skills Level 2 in English and Maths will be accepted).

*Health & Healthcare Science T Level requires GCSE Grade 4 in BIO, CHEM, PHY OR if double all 4's required. 

 

How to apply

You can apply for this programme via the Apply Now button, at the top.

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Cost

If you are aged between 16 and 18 when you start your course and are taking a course leading to a qualification, the tuition and exam fees are free. However, there may be some additional costs for optional trips, recommended text books and professional start up kits. We have a bursary scheme to assist with these costs.

  • If you're aged 19 or over, you may be eligible for funding towards your course fees. It will depend on your personal circumstances and will be discussed at enrolment. You will be asked to bring documentation with you when you are invited to enrol.
  • If you are aged 19 and over and study Maths or English and do not already hold a C grade/4 or higher in the subject that you are studying, you will get the course for free.
  • If you have any queries please contact us on 0161 785 4039 or email admissions@oldham.ac.uk

What happens next?

It is important that you come along and speak to one of our staff about your choice/s.

Once we receive your application, you will be invited in to speak to a tutor or a member of the Apprenticeship team to discuss your application.

This will provide you with the opportunity to ask any questions you may have about the course/Apprenticeship and to see our facilities.

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