Engineering
Diploma in Engineering Technologies, Level 1
This course is designed to offer a comprehensive understanding of the engineering industry to learners who are interested in gaining a fundamental knowledge of the subject. The course material covers a wide range of topics, including the basic principles of engineering and the role of engineers in different industries. It is a great opportunity for individuals who are considering pursuing a career in engineering.
Qualification
EAL Level 1 Diploma in Engineering Technologies
Study overview
The course is made up of one externally examined unit, which is mandatory and 8 additional units as follows:
- Introduction to working in engineering (external exam).
- Introduction to machining engineering materials (unit 2).
- Introduction to cutting, forming and assembling engineering materials (unit3).
- Introduction to electronics (unit 5).
- Introduction to electrical installation (unit 6).
- Introduction to cycle maintenance (unit 11).
- Introduction to basic maths and science used in engineering (unit 13).
- Introduction to CAD - computer aided drawing (unit 15).
- Project (unit 17).
Eligibility
2 GCSEs grades 9-2 in English and Maths
Assessment
- External exam (online)
- Internal assessments consisting of practical evidence and knowledge tests for each unit. Learners are required to pass each knowledge assessment to complete the unit.
- Practical evidence for each unit from a mixture of made items, printed images, report writing and witness checklists.
Fees and funding
Please contact for details
Approx. £50:
- Steel toe cap safety boots.
- Overalls or dust coat (blue).
- Scientific calculator.
- Maths set.
- Stationery.
- Padlock for locker.
Employability
Progression to further study could include the level 2 VRQ Diploma in Engineering Technologies or an apprenticeship such as the level 2 Engineering Operative standard.
Career opportunities may include operative, trainee or technician positions in the engineering and manufacturing sectors.
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