NVQ 2 Performing Engineering Operations (electronics)

NVQ 2 PERFORMING ENGINEERING OPERATIONS (ELECTRONICS)
Entry Requirements
Basic education.
Description
This course provides basic electronic engineering competencies and provides those entering the industry to those requiring re-training with a broad range of engineering skills. It provides a foundation for progression to further skills development.

Please note this course is competence based and may require more than one year of attendance to complete, as it depends on past and current experience. Work based evidence may also be used.
Course Content
- Working safely in an engineering environment
- Working effectively and efficiently in engineering
- Using and communicating technical information
- Assembling and testing electronic circuits
- Maintaining electronic equipment/systems
- Using a CAD system

After completing this course you should be able to:
- Competently perform practical tasks to set standards relevant to basic electronic engineering
- Have a generalised mastery of the underpinning knowledge to perform practical tasks.
Where a course is aimed towards an assessment/examination, it is expected that all students will enter for the qualification.
Method of Assessment
Mainly practical work assessments.
Progression
Successful students can progress onto Electronic Maintenance or other suitable course in Electronics. This PEO qualification can also form part or progress onto a Modern Apprenticeship with appropriate NVQ 2 or 3.
Materials
A4 Folder and paper, pens/pencils/basic drawing instruments and scientific calculator.
Overalls and stout footwear are also essential.

Course book to be advised.