Entry Requirements:

Individual employers set their own criteria, but candidates typically require:

• Four GCSEs at Grade C/4 or above, including maths (preferably Grade B/5), English, and a science.

What will I learn?

You will develop core engineering knowledge, including:

• Health, safety and statutory compliance
• Engineering mathematical and scientific principles
• Engineering materials and their properties
• Common workplace problems and diagnostic techniques
• Organisational structure and roles
• Interpreting technical documentation
• Process improvement techniques

What skills will I gain?

You will develop core skills such as:

• Interpreting and using technical documents
• Following processes and procedures
• Performing quality checks
• Recording and reporting accurately
• Working safely and efficiently

And you will also display professional behaviours including:

• Personal responsibility and ethical working
• Teamwork and collaboration
• Effective communication
• Focus on quality and continuous improvement

How will I be assessed?

• Ongoing workplace assessments by a qualified assessor
• Training and support from expert college tutors
• Final End Point Assessment to demonstrate competence across all knowledge, skills, and behaviours

What can I do next?

Upon successful completion, apprentices can:

• Progress to a Level 4 HNC in Engineering
• Achieve professional registration as an Engineering Technician (EngTech)