Part Time City and Guilds 2800 Certificate in Engineering (Fabrication & Welding) Level 3

Awarding Body

City & Guilds

Course Content

The course provides practical welding and fabrication skills development as well as theoretical knowledge covering:Manual metal arc welding, Tungsten arc gas shielded welding, Metal arc gas shielded welding, Oxy-acetylene welding, Fabrication of steel, oxy/ acetylene cutting and engineering drawing.

Course Features

Meets the technical certificate requirements of the modern apprentice scheme.

Industry recognised qualification

Provides entry qualifications to higher education

Proves competence of technical ability
Career Prospects and Progression

This course is ideal for an employed student on a welding and fabrication apprenticeship programme, due to the normal attendance format of a single day release period weekly, it provides the requirements for completion of the 'Modern Apprenticeship' programme and is a sound foundation for a career as a craftsman within this trade area. also suitable for an experienced fabricator/welder who requires certification

Modules

Principles of fabrication and welding. Principles of welding. Engineering principles and practice. Template and pattern development. Health and Safety.

Method of Assessment

Assessment is based upon completion of practical competence exercises, theoretical based assignments and final externally set examinations.

Course Length

1 Year

Time of Delivery

Daytime

Campus

Graig Campus

Bilingual Provision

This course can be studied in English only

Entry Requirements

This course would normally be a follow on from a minimum of an NVQ Level 2 or the City and Guilds 6983 course.

Full-time or Part-time

Full Time and Part Time