Petroc Prospectus | ENGINEERING ENGINEERING LEVEL 2 ENGINEERING LEVEL 3 ENGINEERING FTB071 FTT155
Gain a broad understanding of mechanical, electrical and electronic engineering that is an ideal preparation for Higher Education or employment as an apprentice or engineering technician.
FTB070 FTT202
Learn about the many aspects of working in an engineering environment such as how to read drawings, the science behind materials, mathematical principles, and health and safety.
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What do I need to know about Engineering?
Engineering is a vocation that is in high demand across the country. Our purpose- built engineering workshops offer the perfect environment for you to learn and flourish in, with machinery that caters for a range of engineering activities.
LEVEL 1
Whether you want to learn about CAD, 3D printing, fabrication and welding or gain a breadth of knowledge in a range of engineering disciplines such as manual machining, you will be taught by real engineers; people with real life experience.
LEVEL 2 AVAILABLE IN THIS AREA
Whether you are considering running your own business, or prefer the idea of working for someone else, on our Engineering programmes you’ll gain the skills and knowledge to forge a successful career.
“The engineering course was the first step towards the
future that I always wanted to achieve.” Maria, Engineering student
LEVEL 3
Progress to our university-level qualifications...
LEVEL 4 £40,801 LEVEL 5
average salary for a nuclear engineer¹
19% of total workforce in the UK employed in the
engineering sector² Engineering generated £1.23 trillion of the UK’s total turnover² 1 Payscale 2 62
Engineering.uk www.petroc.ac.uk 63
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