Electrical mechanical engineering courses

... and incumbent staff in a professional engineering environment, to a level that supports the needs of their business...

...All assessment is on a continuous basis by means of assignment. What can I do next Completion of this qualification will open many progression routes, including courses such as: HNC Operations Engineering, FD Electronics and Control, FD Electrical Systems and Installation. You could also consider...

...Your pathway of study depends on whether you are pursuing a career in electrical/electronic engineering or mechanical engineering. During your apprenticeship you could cover…...

... and the engineering application of their properties. The program is designed primarily for students in science and engineering departments who are considering careers in materials, or have general interest in materials science and engineering, although students from other disciplines may join with appropriate...

...The Higher National Diploma in Engineering is designed to improve the career prospects of students who are working as Engineering Technicians and who wish to access more academic studies and/or prepare for a supervisory role. Individual units may be studied by students involved with Continuous...

...Would you like to study Engineering at university but lack the qualifications to do so? This course provides a bridge to university and is suitable for those with employment/practical experience...

...By completing this qualification you will have the knowledge and skills required to develop as a Mechanical or Electrical Engineer. Through theory and practice, you’ll learn about the different approaches required by Mechanical, Electrical, Electronic or Aeronautical Engineers. Maths...

... & Installation Engineering Electrical & Electronics Servicing Technical Services KNOWLEDGE BASED QUALIFICATION You will need to achieve an additional qualification... Learn about: Skills and Training...

..., to provide a good general engineering science base for any engineering subject. Planning and Scheduling Principles The aim of this module is develop an understanding of the methods and techniques used in process planning and scheduling and will enable them to plan and schedule a manufacturing activity... Learn about: Engineering Science, Manufacturing Engineering, Quality Training...

...: Engineering Mathematics Materials and Structures Electronics and Programmable Systems Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics Electrical and Mechanical Systems... Learn about: Environmental Engineering...

.... If you are interested in engineering and the challenge of work but want to keep learning in a practical way, then the Engineering Apprenticeship scheme is for...

.... We have a state-of-the-art modern engineering workshop equipped with a range of industry-standard equipment including millers, lathes, CNC tooling and laser cutters, along with fabrication and welding equipment such as Tig, Mig and Arc welders and CAD suites... Learn about: Part Time, Engineering Science...

...Maintenance engineering plays a vital role in the efficiency and development of manufacturing and processing industries. With advances in technology constantly emerging, the demand for engineering skills is at a high. It is estimated that there will be a quarter of a million engineering vacancies... Learn about: IT abilities, Engineering Operations, Maintenance Engineering...

...This course focuses on performance using practical skills, knowledge and understanding and includes 3 core units: Engineering environment awareness; engineering techniques and engineering principles and 3 optional units with a mix of mechanical, electrical and electronic disciplines... Learn about: Engineering Skills, Industrial Engineering, Engineering Science...

...If you are a mechanical or electrical maintenance engineer who needs an appreciation of welding this one-day course will teach you the basics of welding as well as regulations in the industry. Following completion of the course you will be able to weld two metals together. You will study in...

... are the entry requirements? In order to qualify for this course, you will need: Motor Vehicle Engineering - Level 1 – or equivalent Level 1 or relevant industry...

...You can choose between a one and two year course. After having successfully completed the ... Alternatively, you can enter employment within the engineering industry. Future careers can include aerospace engineering, electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, and aircraft maintenance... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... engineering degree. In the fifth year, you will undertake the remaining compulsory law units of study followed by elective units in the fifth year... Learn about: IT Law...

... for an apprenticeship and other national training programmes. Subjects covered include: working safely in an engineering environment, making components using hand and fitting techniques, machining and wiring and testing electronic circuits...

...A range of NC units are available to study in Electrical Engineering, Fabrication & Welding and Mechanical Engineering throughout the year. Contact the School directly for details...