Results
Please use the categories below to find the relevant answer to your question.
You can find this information in our Portal:
- Go to the Results area
- Search for your batch
- View a student.
Then you can open one of 2 reports for the student:
- Results slip
- T Level overall core component - results confirmation report.
NCFE does not calculate final overall T Levels grades. However, you can calculate this by using the information found on pages 41 and 42 of the T Level action plan.
A statement of achievement is issued to students who do not pass all elements of their T Level and have therefore not passed their T Level overall.
Where students leave their course early, providers must inform the relevant awarding organisation of the student withdrawal, and then request a statement of achievement through the DfE Manage T Level Results service. T Level certificates and statements of achievement (including detail on English and maths achievements) are printed and sent to providers for issuing to students.
To receive a core component grade, a student must have attempted and received an outcome for each sub-component.
Students who have only attempted the ESP or the Core Exams will not yet be eligible for a Core Component grade.
No, the correct core component grade will be calculated by the NCFE Portal – there is no need for you to manually calculate any overall core component grade.
Details can be found on a student’s result slip, using UMS calculations available within the relevant T Level qualification specification.
No – students will retain their highest outcome from all attempts.
No, as a student requires a grade from each sub-component (the ESP and core exam) in order to receive a core component grade. Students who just sat core papers A and B will still need to sit the ESP. However, the higher of the core component grade or ESP would still count.
No, the core exam sub-component consists of both exams which must be completed as a pair in the same series. Students cannot combine individual paper results across a series within the core exam sub-component.
Yes. On the Portal there is the option for Item Level Data (ILD) report, a report which will show a task by task mark each student received. It doesn’t replace access to scripts, this is still available, however you should be aware that accessing scripts carries a charge, whereas the ILD report is free.
This data will help you to understand your students’ results better, allowing you to see which tasks students have performed well in, and where they’ve not scored as highly. This may help inform a decision to submit a review of marking or it can be used for revision/future assessment preparation. Its aim is to provide you with data to give you a better insight into student results, and more ownership over your students’ results.