TVET Studies
Technical and Vocational Education and Training
SERC offers a wide range of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programmes designed to provide practical, career-focused learning that prepares students for employment or progression to higher education.
Our TVET courses combine classroom learning with hands-on practical training, allowing students to develop technical skills, industry knowledge and real-world experience.
Programmes are developed in collaboration with employers to ensure students gain the skills that are in demand across modern industries.
TVET programmes at SERC are typically delivered at Levels 2 and 3 and provide a strong foundation for further study or entry into skilled employment.
Practical, career-focused learning designed to support progression and employment.
TVET at SERC
Build technical skills, industry knowledge and confidence through practical programmes with clear progression routes.
Practical Skills
Hands-on training helps students develop the technical skills needed for modern workplaces.
Career Focused
Programmes are designed to prepare students for employment, further training or higher education.
Employer Linked
Courses are developed with employers to reflect the skills required across industry.
Clear Progression
Level 3 students can progress to Higher Education, apprenticeships, university or skilled employment.
UK TVET Pathway
Many students begin with a vocational qualification before progressing to higher levels of study or employment.
Level 2
Introductory vocational qualification.
Level 3
Advanced vocational qualification, equivalent to A-Level standard.
Progression Options
Higher Education, Higher Level Apprenticeships, university study or skilled employment in industry.
Progression Opportunities
TVET programmes provide clear progression pathways, allowing students to continue their studies or move directly into employment.
Students completing Level 3 programmes may progress to Higher Education at SERC, including Degrees, Foundation Degrees, Higher Level Apprenticeships, Higher National Certificates (HNCs) and Higher National Diplomas (HNDs), or continue their studies at university.