Part time BTEC National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Level 3
BTEC
In Doncaster
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Location
Doncaster
This course is designed to provide the academic input for apprentices seeking to follow the technician route into engineering. It is also the basic course for mature students aspiring to achieve national qualifications to support their practical experience.
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Government funding available
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About this course
All learners will need to complete an application and interview prior to enrolling.
To gain entry to this course relevant achievement in engineering acceptable to the College is required. Examples:
First Diploma in Engineering
City & Guilds Qualification in relevant areas
Mathematics GCSE at grade B and 4 GCSE†s at grade C or above, including Science.
Extensive practical experience in...
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Course programme
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The above fee is for 2009/2010 only. There may be an increase of fees for the second year of the course.
Course Description
This course is designed to provide the academic input for apprentices seeking to follow the technician route into engineering. It is also the basic course for mature students aspiring to achieve national qualifications to support their practical experience.
Course Structure
The following units are covered over a two year period.
- Mechanical Principles
- Mathematics
- Business Systems
- Communications
- Engineering Materials
- Mechanical Systems
- Further Mechanical Principles
- Cad for Technicians
- Electro, Pneumatic and Hydraulic
- C.N.C.
- Engineering Project
Course Entry Requirements
All learners will need to complete an application and interview prior to enrolling.
To gain entry to this course relevant achievement in engineering acceptable to the College is required. Examples:
- First Diploma in Engineering
- City & Guilds Qualification in relevant areas
- Mathematics GCSE at grade B and 4 GCSE†s at grade C or above, including Science.
- Extensive practical experience in a relevant engineering occupation
Course Progression
Successful candidates who have achieved the required grades have the opportunity to apply for the HNC in Mechanical Engineering.
Course Career Prospects
Successful completion will assist your progression in your current employment and also widen opportunities within the general engineering environment in roles such as Team Leader, Engineering Technician, Craftsperson or Project Leader.
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If you are unsure about your career progression please contact the Careers Team.
Part time BTEC National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Level 3