Performing Engineering Operations - Level 2 NVQ Diploma (City and Guilds)

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<span style="line-height:16px;">Interested in a career in Engineering? <span style="line-height:16px;">This Level 2 study programme is ideal for school leavers <span style="line-height:16px;">considering a career in craft engineering. <span style="line-height:16px;">It is for learners who are just starting out in their engineering career and require a broad range of competencies to enable safe progression to higher level engineering qualifications or into the workplace. Over 1.7 million people are employed as Engineers across the UK. If you are someone who is hands on, analytical and logical, a career in Engineering may suit you. September 2016 saw the launch of our Advanced Technology Building which is a state of the art facility where students on this course will learn practical skills in a realistic working environment. The modules on this course have been selected based on the current labour market requirements to give students the best start to a successful career in engineering

Course information

Name: Performing Engineering Operations - Level 2 NVQ Diploma (City and Guilds) Qualification title: NVQ Diploma in Performing Engineering Operations (QCF) Qualification type: Assessment Examples of Optional Units for Engineering Practices pathway:Producing Components Using Hand Fitting Techniques Producing Aircraft Detail Assemblies Preparing and Using Manual Metal Arc Welding Equipment Maintaining Mechanical Devices and Equipment Examples of Optional Units for Technical Support pathway:Producing CAD Models (Drawings) Using a CAD System Conducting Business Improvement Activities General Maintenance Engineering Applications All learners will be required to complete an E portfolio of evidence for each unit. Awarding City & Guilds of London Institute Created 20161220 11:57:36 Updated 20161220 11:57:36

Entry requirements

All tools and equipment are provided for practical sessions and access to computers and all software required for the course is available in the College facilities. You will be expected to provide your own pen, pencil, basic drawing equipment and a note pad. You will need the followingSafety Boots B&amp;FC Smock coats/long sleeve overalls Students are allocated a certain amount of free printing credit, after which a small fee will incurred. Equipment required All tools and equipment are provided for practical sessions and access to computers and all software required for the course is available in the College facilities. You will be expected to provide your own pen, pencil, basic drawing equipment and a note pad. You will need the followingSafety Boots B&amp;FC Smock coats/long sleeve overalls Students are allocated a certain amount of free printing credit, after which a small fee will incurred.

Provider

BLACKPOOL AND THE FYLDE COLLEGE
Further Education
visitors@blackpool.ac.uk
01253 352352
http://www.blackpool.ac.uk

Address

Blackpool and the Fylde College
Ashfield Road Town: Blackpool County:Lancashire