Agriculture, Land Management and Production T Level
- Level
- Level 3
- Typical duration
- 2-year course
- Industry placement
- At least 9 weeks with an employer
- Status
- Open to applications
During the 2-year programme, students will learn the core knowledge and skills that are needed for entry to a range of agriculture, land management and production occupations.
What you can do with this T Level
Roles this subject is designed to lead into, as listed by the T Levels programme site:
- Farmer
- Farm worker
- Arboricultural officer
- Tree surgeon
- Forestry worker
- Horticultural manager
- Landscaper
- Countryside officer
- Countryside ranger
- Agricultural engineer
- Agricultural engineering technician
- Agricultural contractor
What you'll learn
Students will develop an understanding of a broad range of issues relevant to the sector, including:
Core content 12
- sustainability, including environmental legislation, sustainable development, climate change and waste management principles
- the principles of biosecurity
- employment rights and responsibilities and progression opportunities within the sector
- ethical principles
- the supply chain and principles of stock management
- business organisations, enterprise skills and project management
- characteristics protected by equality legislation
- communication
- principles of customer care
- finance
- health and safety
- information and data
In addition to the core content, students choose a specialism:
Options to specialise 6
- crop production
- floristry
- land-based engineering
- livestock production
- ornamental horticulture and landscaping
- tree and woodland management and maintenance
Entry requirements
T Levels are one of your options after you’ve finished GCSEs. Entry requirements for each course are set by the individual school or college. Check with your local T Level school or college to find out the entry requirements for the Agriculture, Land Management and Production T Level.
Where you can study this
360 providers are registered to deliver T Levels for the 2026 to 2027 academic year, but the government's provider list doesn't say which specific subjects each one teaches — that's set by each provider and can change between years. To check who teaches Agriculture, Land Management and Production near you:
Related subjects in Agriculture, Environmental and Animal Care
Official sources
- Official Agriculture, Land Management and Production T Level page (T Levels programme site)
- Full T Level subject list
Source: T Level subjects (T Levels programme site, GOV.UK), checked 2026-08-30. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Always check the official page before applying or enrolling — provider registrations and course availability change.