T Level in Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing
COURSE OVERVIEW
At enrolment, you will decide upon two pathway specialisms either (Mechanical Engineering) or (Electrical & Electronic Engineering).
This course is suitable for anyone interested in a career in design and development for engineering and manufacturing. Career options might include:
- CAD Technician
- 3D Printing Technician
A range of Electronic Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
- Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing
- Essential science for engineering and manufacturing
- Materials and their properties
- Mechanical principles
- Electrical and electronic principles
- MechatronicsPaper 2 covers the following units:
- Working within the engineering and manufacturing sectors
- Engineering and manufacturing past, present, and future
- Engineering representations
- Engineering and manufacturing control systems
- Quality management
- Health and safety principles and coverage
- Business, commercial and financial awareness
- Professional responsibilities, attitudes, and behaviours
- Stock and asset management
- Continuous improvement
- Project and programme management
4 GCSE at grade 4 or above
This course is examination based.
T Levels will combine classroom theory and practical learning, and are made up of the following:
- Technical Qualification: the substantial component of your course.
- Industry placement: of at least 315 hours (approximately 45 days) with an employer to make sure you have authentic experience of the workplace.
UCAS points to access Higher Education. This can be HNC or direct to university.
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