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BTEC Extended Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Level 2

Course Description

This course is aimed at people new to, or already in the engineering industry ,who require academic qualifications in Mechanical Engineering. The course can form part of the Apprenticeships framework, and is also suitable for mature students. This course is also intended to run with the Performing Engingeering Operations level 1 qualification.

Course Structure

This extended certificate is worth 30 credits and is delivered over 180 guided learning hours. The course is made up of five units:

  • Unit 1 Working Safely and Effectively in Engineering (5 credits)
  • Unit 2 Interpreting and Using Engineering Information (5 credits)
  • Unit 3 Mathematics for technicians (5 credits)
  • Unit 8 Selecting Engineering Materials (5 credits)
  • Unit 15 Part Programming CNC machines (10 credits)

 

Learners progressing from the Btec Certificate can combine their existing 15 credits into this Extended Certificate.

 

The course is assessed by internal practical or written assignments. As part of the assessment every student must pass, or have passed each of the key skills at level 1 which are assessed on the course.

Entry Requirements

  • 4 GCSEs at grades D and above , including Science, and a grade C in Maths
  • For equivalent qualifications see the ‘Guide to General Entry Requirements’
  • All applicants must complete an initial assessment in Maths and English and attend an individual interview
  • Entry requirements may be waived for mature students who have considerable relevant experience

Course Progression Routes

Successful applicants can progress onto the BTEC Level 2 Diploma.

Course Career Prospects

This programme is aimed at people wanting to enter the industry in roles such as team leader, engineering technician and craftsman; however after further study there are wider job opportunities including senior engineer, technical manager, and project manager.

 

If you are unsure about your career progression please contact the Careers Team.

Specific Course Information Contact

Stephen Duffy, 01302 553553 ext 2475, stephen.duffy01@don.ac.uk or telephone  the academic admin team on 01302 553663.

How to Apply

To apply for this course, click here to download an application form. Completed forms should be returned to Centralised Admissions, Learner Services, Doncaster College, FREEPOST RRBE CXT2 ZTGA, The Hub, Chappell Drive, Doncaster, DN1 2RF.

 

After returning the form, you will be asked to attend an interview.



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