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Pearson T Level · Digital Support & Security

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Core content

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Use scenario-based questions to practise longer written responses and applied technical reasoning.

Choose a topic and flip through quick-recall cards. Empty decks still keep the shell layout intact.

Choose a topic to be quizzed on. You need 80% to pass. Wrong answers will be explained after.

Rate each topic Red / Amber / Green to track your confidence. This affects flashcard and quiz priority.

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Every technical term you need for the T Level. Search by name or filter by first letter. Tags show which topic area each term belongs to.

A few of the building blocks behind TechRoute are shared openly, so students and teachers can inspect the material or load it into their own study tools.

Why this exists

A student-built course dataset for better revision

TechRoute started because the Pearson T Level Digital Support and Security core content is large, scattered, and hard to revise from in one place. The goal was to turn the whole specification into clear, structured learning material that powers the revision pages, flashcards and quizzes in this app.

It was built in stages: collecting and cleaning the source material, mapping every part to the Pearson specification, consolidating it into a single master dataset, correcting and re-checking it, then integrating it into the app with repeated testing. To work through the sheer volume of text privately, I set up and configured a local LLM as a tool during the cleaning and reshaping stages — but every section was read, corrected and signed off by hand, and the structure, decisions and wording are my own.

8 content areas 42 spec sections 254 flashcards 80 quiz questions

Course data sets

The structured master content, for your own notes or study tools

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Core Content Master Dataset

The clean master file covering all 42 course sections — structured headings, tables and worked examples. The easiest version to read, search, or load into a study tool.

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Markdown + diagrams

Data Set With Diagrams

The same course content plus diagram source blocks (flowcharts, DFDs, network models, security flows). Best if your editor or tool can render diagrams.

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App data

Flashcards & quizzes from the app

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Flashcards

254 cards across all eight content areas. Import them into a flashcard app, or use them as the base for your own deck.

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Quizzes

80 multiple-choice questions, ten per topic, with answers. Useful for self-testing or building your own revision games.

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Remember, this is solely student made, try and cross-reference with the sources provided, never rely purely on one tool for studying.

Applied assessment · Graded project

Employer Set Project

Your graded employer-set project shell. Use this section to understand the task flow, walk through the expectations, and feel confident going into any ESP scenario.

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⚠ Important: In the actual assessment you are not permitted internet access or AI tools. Use this website to prepare and understand the tasks - not during the exam itself.

What the ESP Actually Is

The Employer Set Project is the applied part of the qualification. It checks whether you can use digital support knowledge in a realistic employer scenario: plan work, diagnose issues, justify choices, build or improve an artefact, and reflect on quality afterwards across whichever case-study context is set.

Reflectively evaluate Communicate clearly Consider stakeholder needs Mitigate security risk

How the Tasks Fit Together

The tasks are separate, but they reward a joined-up way of thinking. Good planning feeds good diagnosis. Good diagnosis feeds a better needs analysis. A better needs analysis leads to a stronger build and a more convincing evaluation.

Plan Diagnose Analyse Develop Evaluate
The ESP mirrors real support work — cabling, switches and structured fault-finding, not just theory.
Expect to plan, configure and justify decisions at the command line and in real tools like Packet Tracer.
Tasks Overview

Open or download the study guide, SpringLeaf mocks, TeamTada mocks, and exam-style files from a folder-style list.

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Year 2 — Digital Support & Security

The Year 2 occupational specialism (the practical, employer-set side of the qualification) is being built next. The same structured content, diagrams, practice and progress tracking — for Year 2.

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