Study engineering at City of Wolverhampton College

Engineering

If you want to work in engineering, an industry-recognised City & Guilds qualification will enable you to gain the specialist skills and knowledge needed to gain well-paid employment and embark on a rewarding career in the sector. 

*** Advanced Technology and Automotive Centre now open!***

You will train at the new £8.1 million purpose-built Advanced Technology and Automotive Centre at the Wellington Road campus, in Bilston, which boasts dedicated engineering workshops kitted out with industry-standard equipment including fabrication and welding suites, a specialist CAD room featuring AutoCAD and SolidWorks software,  CNC milling machines, lathes, 3D printers, mechatronic t-rigs and a laser cutter.

The engineering department has excellent links with major employers in the area – including  Tata Steel, Moog, Avara, Siemens and Collins Aerospace – and develop courses in line with their requirements to ensure that you will develop the knowledge and skills they need their workforce to have. 

What’s more, our engineering centre operates as a modern manufacturing plant and incorporates Lean Systems – including improvement processes, elimination of waste and developing smarter working practices – into all its courses, something that will look great on your CV and impress employers when you are applying for jobs in the future.

Five reasons to choose City of Wolverhampton College:

  • Study at the new Advanced Technology and Automotive Centre at the Wellington Road campus
  • Industry-recognised City & Guilds qualifications and a new T Level
  • Tutors with industry experience and excellent links with major local employers
  • Progress to an engineering apprenticeship and continue with your course
  • Opportunity to do work experience abroad through the Turing scheme

 

The college works in partnership with Fanuc

 

Meet the Engineering Team

Find out more about the engineering tutors and their industry experience and interests here

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