Engineering
Overview
What will I learn?
This course offers an introduction to the subject and outlines what students can expect to study.
- Maths National 4
- Skills for Work National 5 – Engineering skills - Mechanical & Fabrication
- Skills for Work National 5 – Engineering skills - Electrical & Electronic
- Skills for Work National 5 – Engineering skills - Maintenance
- Skills for Work National 5 – Engineering skills - Design & Manufacture
- IOSH – Working Safely
- ICT National 4 Communication National 4
- Understanding Industry National 4
- Engineering Dimensional Control National 5
- Physics Cluster
- Practical Electricity Access 3(0.5 Credit)
- Practical Electricity Intermediate 1(0.5 Credit)
- Electrical Installation Practices National 4
- Guidance: On-Going Access 3 H0EY34 (0.5 Credit) & Guidance: Pre-Exit Access 3 H0F109
What qualifications do I need?
- A real interest in working in Engineering
- National 4s or equivalent
- Mature students returning to education with no formal education but have life experience will be considered on an individual basis.
Acceptance onto this course will be via interview
What can I do after?
On completion of the course it is possible for candidates to progress onto NC awards in Mechanical, Electrical and Engineering Systems Engineering or Pre-apprenticeship courses.
Successful Graduates are unsurprisingly in demand are will be expected to pursue a career at Craft level within a number of Engineering sectors. These include opportunities that currently exist in engineering manufacturing, engineering mechanical maintenance, engineering electrical maintenance, engineering design and renewable.
SCQF 4
Programme Information
Start: August
End: June
