What you will study
Study the creative economy, cultural influences, customer needs and research. The core also addresses project organisation, workplace conduct and the responsibilities of creative professionals.
Specialist direction
Options include making jewellery, ceramics or furniture, upholstery, and textiles with fashion. Providers determine which options they deliver.
Where it can lead
Career areas include furniture manufacture or restoration, jewellery design and making, tailoring and fashion production.
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.