Hard work pays off as Crawley College students thrive during Results Day 2025  

Crawley College was filled with excitement and enjoyment as students came together to receive their highly anticipated T Level results.

There was an air of anticipation as students arrived with their friends and parents to learn the outcome of their hard work and dedication to their studies.

One of these resilient students was Mihnea-Florin Frintu, who received a distinction in T Level digital production design and development. He said:

“I am quite proud of my result, I must say. I was expecting a little less than I got for this year, and I am really happy.

“My highlight of college was definitely my industry placement. I very much enjoyed it. I did a placement in Horsham for a company called Reduced Hackers. I found it pretty great. I got along very well with my employer as we have similar interests.

“My advice for someone starting in September would be that it may seem overwhelming at first with all the subjects and what you might learn during your course, but genuinely it’s really not that bad if you just take it step by step.”

Another student to receive their results was Sheen Sharma, who received a distinction in T Level business management and administration. She said:

“My experience at Crawley College has been great overall. I’ve been on so many trips, including visits to Parliament and business expos. From my industry placement at Air Partner, I secured a part-time role there and worked through the summer. This was my first job, and it allowed me to gain skills I wouldn’t have without the T Level.

“I would recommend Crawley College, especially if you need extra support, as they have been amazing with that. My advice for anyone starting in September is: work hard, and eventually you will get to where you want to be!”

This year’s results were incredibly encouraging, with T Level students receiving a pass rate of 96.3%. This included 100% pass rates in digital production, design and development and maintenance, installation and repair for engineering and manufacturing.