Welding engineering courses

...The BTEC qualification is the nationally recognised as an Engineering Tecnician qualification. It is an integral part of the Advanced Apprenticeship framework...

...Communication | Numeracy | Workshop Practice | Hand Skills | Machining Skills | Computer Aided Draughting | Engineering Computing |Dimensional Control | Materials | Machines and Mechanisms | Design | Draughting | Plant Servicing Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Steam and Compressed Air | Fundamentals...

...Mechanical Engineering Services (Heating and Ventilation) Advanced Apprenticeship Duration: Usually 12-18 months when following a Level...

...Job opportunities after this course: Following successful completion of the course you will be able to progress onto the Level 3 Engineering course or move into an advanced apprenticeship in Engineering. Successful completion may also lead to employment at operator level...

...The programme is a mix of practical and theory work and you will be shown how the theory relates to the practical work you undertake. There are six units of study: three mandatory and three support units. Mandatory evidence routes: Working safely in an engineering environment; Working efficiently... Learn about: Part Time...

...2. Course description The programme is a mix of practical and theory work and you will be shown how the theory relates to the practical work you undertake. There are six units of study: three mandatory and three support units. Mandatory evidence routes: Working safely in an engineering environment... Learn about: Part Time...

...This Level 1 engineering qualification has been developed by EAL in collaboration with schools, colleges, training providers and industry. The course has a strong vocational bias which upon completion could lead...

...This course develops your practical skills in a range of disciplines including Milling, Turning, Welding and Sheet Metal Work In addition to the practical work, you will study for a BTEC 1st Certificate which provides you with a Technical Certificate, a vital requirement of the industry...

...You will study a range of modules. These include: Maths for Engineering; Engine Management; Engine Design; Engine Technology; Chassis Technology; Design Processes. You will also take the additionality of a welding qualification. As part of the course you will work to improve your key skills...

...If you have completed your engineering apprentice and want to progress further in your career, are working as an engineering operative and want to improve your skills, or want to move up the career ladder into a supervisory or management role in the industry, an HNC/HND is a great qualification... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...Qualification Name: Cert In Transport Engineering Maintenance For Passenger Carrying Vehicles - Level 2 Course Name: Transport Engineering PCV...

... will spend two days in a week in college and ideally three days a week in the work place. Course Content Engineering Fabrication Welding Career Progression...

... can choose which pathway they would like to follow including welding and fabrication, mechanical manufacturing, engineering maintenance and technical support...

... needed to work in an engineering workshop environment. This course has a high practical content...

...You will study the following mechanical engineering subjects welding/fabrication, electronic systems and principles, pneumatic mechanical & hydraulic systems, alongside this you will build a kit car that will be taken on a track upon completion, some of the cars design will be done using a...

... are employed in a mechanical, manufacutirng, electrical, electronic engineering, welding, fabrication, performing manufacturing operations or performing engineering operations role. You will benefit from excellent facilities that are of industry standard so you'll be prepared for your future career... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...