Metal work courses

... mechanical items, welding and fabricating metal components and installing electrical systems. The second element is the EAL Level 2 Diploma in Engineering where you will develop your knowledge about engineering techniques and principles for mechanical, electrical and welding/ fabrication engineering...

..., creator of the Metal Clay Academy and one of the UK's greatest Metal Clay Artists. What you need to bring to this class: Please bring your Art Clay Level...

... of manufacturing applications. The course would also be beneficial if you work on the shop floor in an engineering or manufacturing company and are looking to progress further in your career. We have a state-of-the-art modern engineering workshop equipped with a range of industry-standard equipment including... Learn about: Manufacturing Process...

... Panel RepairsMotor Vehicle Body Resistance Spot WeldingMotor Vehicle Body Metal Active Gas (MAG) Welding TechniquesRemoving and Fitting Body Panels...

...’ with a high-end brand or design company. You’ll be assisted in finding a placement and participating companies include Kenneth Cole – New York and Metal Pointus... Learn about: Global fashion, Design Philosophy...

... their yield and look at their effects on the environment. You will do lots of practical work and develop your own skills. You will do lots of calculations so you need to like working with numbers...

..., brick, plasterboard, wood and tiles using screws, nails, rawl plugs and pins etc. Selection and use of hand and electric saws for wood, metal and plastic...

... and intermediate metal clay. Alongside this, the course also covers business set up skills including marketing yourself, legal requirements, pricing and selling...

... and communicating technical information There is also a basic introduction to Tungsten Arc Gas Shielded Welding (TAGS) or Metal Arc Gas Shielded Welding (MAGS...

... and presentation drawing. You will develop IT & CAD skills and studio and workshop based skills in model and prototype making in materials like wood, metal... Learn about: Product Design...

..., a neat way of setting your stones into the metal, which still allows a flat finish to the piece so that your stone is well protected and again this...

... and using lathes for operation, and milling machines • Producing mechanical assemblies • Producing sheet metal components and assemblies • Producing CAD...

... and Machine Operatives Bending, punching, notching, shearing and cropping sheet metal fabrications Quality Control (batch work) Batch sampling of components...

... environment, interpret from drawings and document their work...

... and welding 009 Principles of mechanical manufacturing engineering 016 Metal inert gas (MIG) welding 019 Thick plate work 020 Sheet metal work 024 Pattern...

... in the Fabrication and Welding Industry. What modules are covered? Health & safety Fabrication Metal Inert Gas Welding (MIG/MAG) Sheet Metal Work What qualifications... Learn about: Part Time, Quality Training...

...The BTEC First Diploma in Engineering provides a good foundation for future career opportunities or progression to a more advanced work-related qualification. There are a range of units that students cover over a one-year period. All students take the following four core units: Working Practices...

... exploring the world of fashion and working with a range of materials including, fabrics, beads metal and much more. You will begin the day with making a 'mood...

... and adds a new dimension to your jewellery. - Flush setting or gypsy setting, a neat way of setting your stones into the metal, which still allows a...

... of the course will enable you to get an entry-level job in the industry as a metal fabricator or welder, pursue an engineering apprenticeship or progress to the BtEC Level 3 Diploma in Mechanical Engineering. We have a state-of-the-art modern engineering workshop equipped with a range of industry-standard equipment... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...