What you will study
Study how biosecurity, environmental responsibilities, supply chains and stock control affect land-based businesses. The core also develops project planning, finance, safe working and customer communication.
Specialist direction
Routes cover crops, livestock, floristry, land-based engineering, landscape and ornamental horticulture, and woodland or tree management. Availability depends on the provider.
Where it can lead
Related career areas include farming, agricultural engineering, horticulture, forestry and countryside management.
Course structure and entry
This is a two-year Level 3 programme with an employer placement. Entry requirements and available specialisms are set by the school or college.
Source review
Programme overview checked against the official T Levels subject guide on 9 September 2026.