Second Year T Level Results Day 2026

Second Year T Level Results Day 2026

Everything you need to know before Thursday 13 August

This page is for second-year T Level students completing their course in 2026.

Results Day is almost here! After two years of learning, industry placements and hard work, it’s time to celebrate everything you’ve achieved.

We’ll be looking forward to welcoming you back to campus on Thursday 13 August to collect your results, celebrate with classmates and tutors, and support you with your next steps.

Whether you’re heading to university, starting an apprenticeship or beginning your career, congratulations on reaching this important milestone.

Results Day at a glance

📅 Date: Thursday 13 August 2026

🕤 Time: Results available from 9.30am

👥 Who: Second-year T Level students completing their course in 2026

📍 Where: The campus where you studied your T Level

What to expect on the day

When you arrive on campus, you’ll be able to collect your results, celebrate with classmates and tutors, catch up with friends and speak to staff about your next steps if you’d like advice or guidance.

We’ll also have photo opportunities across our campuses to help you capture the moment and celebrate everything you’ve achieved.

We know Results Day can bring a mix of emotions. Whether you’re celebrating your next step or have questions about your future plans, our staff will be on hand throughout the morning to support you.

What’s next?

For many students, Results Day is the start of an exciting new chapter.

Whether you’re progressing to university, starting an apprenticeship or moving into employment, we’re here to help you take your next step with confidence.

If your plans have changed or you’re still deciding what to do next, don’t worry. Our staff will be available on the day to talk through your options.

Applying to University?

If you’ve applied through UCAS, your T Level results will be shared automatically, so you don’t need to send them yourself.

Once you’ve received your results, simply log in to your UCAS Hub to check the status of your application and see whether your university place has been confirmed.

If things haven’t gone quite as planned, don’t panic. UCAS Clearing offers another opportunity to find the right course, and College staff will be available to help you understand your options.


Frequently Asked Questions
What time can I collect my results?

Results will be available to collect from 9.30am on Thursday 13 August.

Which campus should I attend?

Please return to the campus where you studied your T Level.

What if I can’t attend?

If you’re unable to collect your results in person, you’ll be able to view them on Pro Portal from 10am on Results Day.

Do I need to send my results to UCAS?

No. Your T Level results are shared with UCAS automatically.

I have a question about my results. What should I do?

Please speak to your tutor in the first instance. If further action is needed, they may recommend following up with one of the post-results services. These include requesting a copy of your marked paper, asking for a clerical check or a request to review the marking if you think there may have been an error. Please note that some post-results services may incur a fee and applications must be made by 24 September 2026. If you’d like to make an enquiry please complete the form here.

When will I receive my certificate?

Certificates are expected to arrive at the College in November and will then be posted to your home address. Please make sure your address is up to date on Pro Portal before Results Day.

If you haven’t received your certificate by January 2027, please email MISexams@wiltshire.ac.uk.

Who can I speak to if I need advice?

College staff will be available throughout Results Day to answer questions and help you explore your next steps.


Good luck!

We can’t wait to welcome you back to campus and celebrate everything you’ve achieved. Good luck to all of our second-year T Level students – we’re proud of everything you’ve accomplished and wish you every success for the future.

Students celebrating their T Level results

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