The course comprises of one mandatory unit and eight specialist units.
- Unit 1: Introduction to Working in Engineering (mandatory unit)
- Unit 2: Introduction to Machining Engineering Materials
- Unit 3: Introduction to Cutting, Forming and Assembling Engineering Materials
- Unit 5: Introduction to Electronics
- Unit 6: Introduction to Electrical Installation
- Unit 13: Introduction to Basic Maths and Science used in Engineering
- Unit 15: Introduction to Computer Aided Drawing (CAD)
- Unit 16: Introduction to Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
- Unit 26: Introduction to Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)
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Entry requirements
You should have an interest in the subject area you are applying for. There are no formal entry requirements but we will assess your level of English and maths to make sure you are working at Entry Level 3 or above. This is to ensure you are able to meet the course requirements.
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Who is the course for?
If you enjoy building and testing circuits and want to make products in mechanical engineering workshops, this course is for you.
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Study methods
Text reading, lectures, taking notes in class and practicals.
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How is the course assessed?
Unit 1 (mandatory unit) is assessed by an online external exam. All other units are assessed by knowledge and practical tests marked by lecturers.
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Where Next – Job Opportunities
Employment in the electrical/electronic or mechanical engineering environment or apprenticeship.
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Where Next – Further Studies
BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Engineering
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How to apply
To apply for a course either click the APPLY NOW button - fill out the form online and submit
OR download an application form here and post it to the address on the form.
When we have received your application we will contact you to arrange an interview time.
