FullTime EAL Performing Engineering Operations (Fabrication & Welding) Level 1

Awarding Body

EAL

Course Content

The course has been designed to satisfy candidates who want to acquire basic engineering competences in welding and fabrication in a sheltered, controlled environment. It is suitable for school leavers or new starters in engineering and manufacturing wanting to specialise in welding and fabrication.

Course Features

Introductory course for those with no previous experience.

Recognised qualification.

First stage of the modern apprentice scheme.

Can progress to Level 2 upon successful completion.

Vocational course with no written exams.

Assessment based on completing a Portfolio and satisfying the performance criteria of each unit by practical work, logbook entries and completion of knowledge questions.
Career Prospects and Progression

Completion of the course could allow successful students to progress to an Engineering Apprenticeship, and move on to level 2.

Modules

1. Working Safely in an engineering environment. 2. Working Efficiently and Effectively in Engineering 3. Using and Communicating Technical Information. 4. Making Components using Hand Tools and Fitting Techniques 5. Using Manual Metal Arc Welding Equipment. 6. Cutting and Shaping Platework Components.

Method of Assessment

Continuous assessment of practical coursework and portfolio development.

Course Length

1 Year (Full Time)

Time of Delivery

Day or Evening

Campus

Graig Campus

Bilingual Provision

This course can be studied in English only

Entry Requirements

No formal qualifications are required but an interest in Welding and commitment to an apprenticeship are essential.

Full-time or Part-time

FullTime