Manufacturing Engineering

·You will be able to understand of key scientific and mathematic principles and apply these to the manufacturing discipline including the analysis and provision of solutions to engineering problems

·You will be able to analyse the performance of a range of manufacturing systems through application of modelling techniques, computer software and quantitative methods

·At the end of the course, you will demonstrate creativity in the design of engineering products, systems, and processes and apply an innovative approach to their physical realisation

·This course enables you to develop ethical solutions to manufacturing problems, addressing the prominent engineering, social, environmental, and commercial issues with reference to global strategic management and legal considerations

·This course combines theoretical and practical skills to produce manufacturing solutions that comply with prevailing quality standards and codes of practice

·You will develop a range of key skills required in practice including the ability to research unfamiliar subjects, effective communication, team working, improving self-learning and performance, and problem solving

2019 Entry
GCSEs at grade C+ /4 in an English-based subject and Maths or equivalent qualifications (e.g. Key Skills Level 2/ Learn Direct Level 2/ Functional Skills Level 2).
Employment in a relevant sponsoring company committed to the ethos of the course and able to support the many work based learning elements.

PLUS EITHER

A Level minimum BB or CDD
Successful Merit Pass on a HNC in a relevant subject discipline
Successful completion of ‘Bridging Course’ completed at the Black Country UTC required to attend an interview. And/ or may be required to succeed with the bridging...