Engineering Full Time Programme
Design, build and innovate with the technical skills employers need for the future.
Level 2 Engineering
Duration: 1 year
Available at Nuneaton and Wigston Campuses
This course provides an excellent introduction to the engineering industry, combining practical workshop activities with technical knowledge. Students develop an understanding of engineering principles, manufacturing processes and problem-solving techniques while building the skills required for progression to advanced study or apprenticeships.
T Level Engineering
Duration: 2 years
Developed in partnership with employers, the T Level Engineering programme combines classroom learning with a substantial industry placement. Students develop the knowledge, technical skills and professional behaviours required to work within modern engineering and manufacturing industries.
The programme prepares students for higher-level apprenticeships, university study and skilled employment within the engineering sector.
Throughout your studies, you will develop industry-relevant skills, knowledge and behaviours including:
Engineering
- Engineering principles and processes
- Mechanical and manufacturing techniques
- Engineering mathematics
- Design and production methods
- Health and safety in engineering
- Technical drawing and interpretation
- Quality assurance and inspection
- Problem solving and innovation
- Teamwork and communication
- Professional engineering behaviours
IT Support & Cyber Security
- IT support and troubleshooting
- Computer systems and hardware
- Network infrastructure
- Cyber security principles
- Data protection and security
- System maintenance
- Digital communication
- Technical problem solving
Software Development & Cyber Security
- Programming and software development
- Systems analysis and design
- Cyber security operations
- Network management
- Database development
- Testing and quality assurance
- Cloud technologies
- Project management
T Level Engineering
Students will also develop:
- Advanced engineering practices
- Engineering project management
- Industry-standard technical skills
- Manufacturing and production systems
- Engineering design principles
- Professional workplace behaviours
We offer a range of entry points to support students at different stages of their learning journey.
Entry requirements vary according to course level. Previous qualifications, technical aptitude and future aspirations will be discussed during the interview process to ensure students are enrolled on the programme most suited to their goals.
Engineering and digital programmes require students to develop both practical and theoretical knowledge and a willingness to solve technical challenges.
Students benefit from learning in specialist engineering and digital environments designed to reflect modern industry practice.
Facilities may include:
Engineering Facilities
- Engineering workshops
- Manufacturing equipment
- CAD and design software
- Mechanical engineering equipment
- Industry-standard machinery
- Technical laboratories
- Digital Facilities
Specialist IT suites
- Cyber security laboratories
- Networking equipment
- Software development environments
- Industry-standard digital technologies
These facilities help students gain practical experience using equipment and technologies commonly found in industry.
Students may require:
- Access to a laptop or digital device where possible
- Appropriate workshop clothing (engineering students)
- Safety footwear where required
- Stationery and study materials
Further information will be provided before enrolment.
Employer engagement is an important part of all programmes.
Students may benefit from:
- Work placements
- Employer-led projects
- Industry visits
- Guest speakers
- Skills competitions
- Live industry briefs
T Level Industry Placement
Students studying the T Level Engineering programme will complete a substantial industry placement, helping them develop valuable workplace skills and experience.
Successful completion of these courses can lead to:
Further Study
- Level 3 and higher-level qualifications
- Apprenticeships
- Higher Technical Qualifications (HTQs)
- Degree Apprenticeships
- University study
Engineering Careers
- Engineering Technician
- Manufacturing Technician
- Mechanical Engineer
- Production Technician
- Maintenance Engineer
- CAD Technician
- Engineering Apprentice
IT & Cyber Careers
- IT Support Technician
- Network Technician
- Cyber Security Technician
- Junior Software Developer
- Systems Administrator
- Technical Support Analyst
This course is a Study Programme which consists of:
- Vocational Qualification
- Experience of Work
- Tutorial
- Maths*
- English*
*If you have not already achieved a GCSE pass at grade 4 or above in English and Maths you will study Maths and/or English as an integral part of your college programme.
We offer a range of support services to help you succeed during your studies, including:
Courses are free for 16-18 who have not studied higher than GCSE's, and for 19-24 with an EHCP. Even if you have studied a different course at college or sixth form we may still be able to help. Speak to the admissions team for more information. There maybe free or reduced costs for adults, contact the admissions team to see if you are eligible.
Once you have submitted your application, you will be invited to attend an interview with one of our specialist tutors.
This is an opportunity to discuss your interests, previous experience and career aspirations, explore the facilities and ensure you are enrolled on the most appropriate programme for your future goals.
Disclaimer
The information provided about this course was accurate at the time of publication. Course details may be subject to change, often as a result of external factors such as amendments to awarding body or examination board specifications. While every effort is made to ensure that the information on this website remains accurate and up to date, prospective students are advised to confirm course details with the Admissions Team prior to enrolment to ensure the course meets their requirements. The institution accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions in the information presented.
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